Michael Ghantous

What are you doing in the 1 star reviews? GO PLAY THIS GAME!

Nearly perfect, the level design is amazing, the creativity is through the roof, the graphics are gorgeous and it offers quite a challenge, especially in the special world. My only complaints are the lack of interesting bosses (and just bosses in general) and the length, I feel like this game needed at least 1 more world but just my opinion

My favorite Mario game to this day

Honestly pretty disapointing, I would have loved if they made quality of life features for both 64 and Sunshine (Galaxy doesn't really need any) and I'm slightly baffled at why Galaxy 2 isn't in this collection. That being said, it's a legal way to play these 3 Mario classics on the switch so at the end of the day it's probably worth it

I don't know, I guess I'm just not a huge fan of these types of RPGs. I completed the first two worlds and got about 2/3 through the third world and found it was a little fun, but ultimately I found that I just wasn't enjoying myself too much. The game is just not for me, I suggest not taking this review into consideration when deciding if you get the game or not

I enjoyed this game. The presentation is fantastic, the game is super charming and the overworld exploration is some of the best in the series. It however shares a lot of the same issues with Sticker Star, but also fixes a ton of them too. For example, the puzzles where you require certain "Things" are now a lot less frustrating because you'll most likely always have what you need. The one thing this game does worse than Sticker Star is the battle system, it's a slog to get through the whole game, it still makes no sense and it's keeping this game from scoring any higher in my book. Overall though, big improvement for a sequel to Sticker Star

I'm not sure how I feel about this game. On one hand I enjoyed the presentation, the charm and how fun action commands are. On the other hand, this game has some major flaws in it's gameplay. Like the sticker battle system, why on earth do you need a sticker to jump and use a hammer when you can already do those actions in the overworld? Not just that, battling is completely worthless, there's no kind of exp system to level up, so basically a big part of this entire game's gameplay is pretty pointless. Also the puzzles in the overworld are so stupid, often requiring the use of a certain "Thing" sticker which you most likely won't have since most are scattered in places you wouldn't even think of looking. I constantly had to open up a guide just to see where these Things were and that's not good design. The boss battles are bitter sweet. They don't have the same issue regular enemies have since boss battles are required fights, but most of them can be significantly weakened by the use of a Thing sticker that the game doesn't tell you about. And similiarly to the overworld puzzles, you will most likely never have these Thing stickers your first time fighting the bosses because you didn't know which Thing you needed and you didn't know where to find it. And don't even get me started on the final boss, requiring the use of not just one, but multiple Thing stickers, which again, you'd have no idea of knowing which ones you needed before fighting the boss for the first time. Overall, not a truly terrible game, I did have a little fun, but there are some serious design flaws

Couldn't have asked for a better start for 3D Kirby. Go play this game, you won't regret it

The main mode is quite a disapointment, way too easy, very boring and very uneventful until the ending. However, everything besides the main mode is great. Heroes in Another Dimension is great, with actual clever, fun and difficult level design, the Guest Star Allies mode is also very solid and very replayable and The Ultimate Choice offers some of the greatest challenge in the whole game and it's super frustrating, yet fun. The presentation is pretty good. The game looks gorgeous, the music is good, but it's kind of odd that the game only runs at 30fps considering the 3DS games ran at 60fps but I digress. Overall, I don't think I can rate this any higher than 3 stars considering the very disapointing main mode, but other then that, this game is great

Really charming and fun game, but some bosses are just super annoying and blocking enemy attacks has never felt more difficult in a Mario RPG, also some of the partners were barely used in battle, like Parakarry and Lackilester which was kind of wasted potential, other than that, pretty good game