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Tutorial Complete 10 Points You completed the stupid tutorial. Level 1 Complete 25 Points You triumphed over the Kirbies and beat the first level.

Spike Free 25 Points You won the game without touching any spikes. Turtle Season 25 Points You broke a Squirtle in half. Level 5 Complete 50 Points You battled some old foes and completed Level 5. Ring Collected 50 Points You found a hidden ring and obtained a shield.

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Bullet Bill by Psycosis Yellolight One question because I'm interested. WUFIjr Am i real? Sign up and start earning Nintendo Switch eShop cards today, chill with members in the community and participate in giveaways. Sign Up! JavaScript is disabled. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. Are all Kirby games easy? Thread starter Marc Start date Jul 14, I heard Kirby: Triple Deluxe was dead easy e.

I found the old VC Kirby game that I played last year or the previous year difficult, however, that could have been getting used to the controls rather than the actual gameplay.

I didn't make it too far and dropped it I'm wondering if all Kirby games are EASY or are there any tough ones in terms of gameplay? Really hoping Kirby for the Nintendo Switch isn't too easy. Other than that there's this one spot in The Great Cave Offensive that I would consider to be almost impossible but other than that the game is fairly easy besides the end game boss gauntlet called the True Arena.

Long story short if you only want certain parts of the game to be hard get Kirby Superstar Ultra. Other than that I don't know whether the other Kirby games are easy but my assumption is yes they are especially Kirby Planet Robobot. All of them, or at least most of them, could be considered "easy".

Boss strategies are generally easy to work out, enemies don't pose that much of a threat, Kirby himself is fairly tough especially in the games with a health bar , level design is fairly benign and the stages usually don't expect outlandish things from you.

Most of the games' content can be beaten with little difficulty by pretty much any player, with most of the actual "difficulty" reserved for other game modes such as The True Arena a boss gauntlet with limited opportunities to heal, with tougher bosses than usual and Extra Modes which aren't extremely challenging.

I was never a completionist so that was weird to me, but I needed to get all those chests. That was one of the hardest gaming things for me at that time. There were about 5 or 6 that I tried countless times to get, even to the point of looking up strategies on the internet. Mouse Attack and the amazing mirror were pretty challenging titles. There was plenty to progress though, the bosses were stronger, the levels getting harder depending on how far you got.

Kirby's adventure 3D Classics was moderately hard, as well. I was highly disappointed with Triple Deluxe, it was a cake walk, to say the least. I expected way more in terms of difficulty. I understand the title is more geared towards a younger audience, but at least make an effort to include a hard mode of sorts? I actually think that Every new Kirby games is getting way too easy.

Kirby: Triple deluxe was probably my first Kirby game and I thought it was way to easy and I was trying to figure out why it's so popular if it's easy.

I mean you need some hard parts in a game but Kirby games are not for Pro Gamers unless they want a game that's laid-back. Not if you're a six-year-old experiencing graphics bugs on Project Then it's just confusing and frustrating for no reason, because you can't tell how much HP you have until you die.

Marc said:. Now, when one make it course to fully beat a Kirby game, and look at every corner for any collectible or hidden thing to encounter, that's when I believe that these once fairly easygoing games make a slight harsh turn in hardcore territory.

Unless you're prepared with your offensive game with attacking, and the appropriate power-up for certain parts, let's just say that dying will become a tradition on your quest.