Kirby’s Dream Buffet Review – Dig In

Kirby’s Dream Buffet is a pleasant surprise from Nintendo. While the content lacks, the gameplay almost makes up for its shortcomings.

The game’s concept is fairly simple: across four different mini-game rounds, players are tasked with ensuring Kirby consumes as many strawberries as possible.

Comparisons between Kirby’s Dream Buffet and Fall Guys are inevitable and for a good reason. Both games offer competitive mini-games before a grand finale. One key difference is the number of players. While Fall Guys hosts many players, Dream Buffet is limited to four at a time.

THE BIGGEST FLAW WITH KIRBY’S DREAM BUFFET IS NINTENDO’S POOR EXCUSE AT NET CODE

However, I wonder if the lack of stability with Nintendo’s online net code is the main reason for the four-player limitation. Issues with latency and connection hiccups were far too frequent, resulting in frustration all around. This is not a new problem for Nintendo, sadly.

Thankfully, the game is playable locally. This is where the festivities truly shine. As much as Nintendo does poorly with online gaming, they continually nail local multiplayer. My wife and I enjoyed our time with local multiplayer, even if two opponents were AI computer players. The only thing preventing us from playing more is that I am terrible at this game.

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