Customer Ratings & Reviews

Both of our boys love playing this game! It's definitely been worth the purchase.

This is a fun and innocent game that I hugely recommend to all ages. It is a must have for the child in you.

Bought this video game for my son. Reminds me of my childhood Kirby video games. Awesome game to olay

More of a mini game, not one i would've shelled out the dough i did for it again.

This is the biggest upset of the games Ive bought. This was definitely not anything like what I expected, and it wasn't very clear that this game was not a typical kirby game. I played it for all of 3 min, and found it too childish and too stupid. Need to return.

My son plays this game a lot and has probably beat it 2 different times already.

A bad re-hash of a DS game that came out 10 years ago called Canvas Curse

a great and exciting game to experience with friends and fun

Bought this for my 5 year old son. He loves it, money well spent

One of the best DS games gets a sequel on the Wii U. Try it!

Kirby is cute he is such a great character. I love Kirby.

I bought this and saw some review and gameplay at YouTube this is not my type of game. Had to return it.

I'm not sure if I gave this game a chance but it seems boring.

MY SON DID LIKE THIS GAME SO I HAD TO GET A DIFFERENT ONE

a poor rehash of a game we had on DS 10 years ago: Canvas Curse. now with a wii u twist.

As a multiplayer Kirby game, it's great for parents and kids to play together. My 5-year-old son really enjoys playing as Kirby on the gamepad while I support him on another controller. Of course, there's a downside too: The primary controls are really best suited to a 3DS-type handheld, as only the secondary players can actually look at the TV while playing. In that respect, I feel the game fails, especially as a single player experience. All the same, Kirby and the Rainbow Curse exhibits Nintendo's high-quality gameplay, sound, and graphics standards that we've known and loved forever. It's a terrific game and worth playing.

Maybe the most disappointing and least played game we've gotten on the Wii U.

Don't get me wrong, I really like this game. The art style, music, and multi player capability make this game a work of art. However, it can get rather dry if played for more than an hour or so.

Kirby: Canvas Curse was the first game I got on my original DS, way back in 2005. It was a blast, and I logged many many hours of addictive play. This appears to take the same formula that made that game so uniquely fun: draw a line for Kirby to roll across. Sounds simple, but the more you play it, the more nuanced you realize it is, and there's a lot of skill required if you want to ace the courses. I am looking forward to experiencing this sequel very much! Also, amiibo... if you want it, good for you, it'll help make things easier (if you're into that kind of thing), but as for me, I buy games... not toys. :p

This game is not a traditional Kirby sidescrolling game, but it is still fun. The game uses the stylus and Gamepad touch screen as it's controls. You draw lines to keep Kirby rolling around in the stages. There are a lot of fun collectables to find and the music is great. Good for kids and adults who enjoy a relaxing gaming experience.