Customer Ratings & Reviews

Anyone that played Kirby Canvas Curse should be familiar with this game and those for new comers would have fun exploring the game, easy controls, and a new depth of gameplay.

Ultimately got this game for $25 after GCU. Fun game and it's worth the $25. If you are a Kirby fan, it's well worth it. If you haven't played Kirby before, you can skip it.

I was not sure if I was going to like this title, but it definitely impressed me. It is a different gameplay mechanic that requires the gamepad. It is not a traditional Kirby game in the sense that you do not do transformations, but it is still a good game. Sometimes the gameplay mechanic can be frustrating and has a bit of learning curve, but if you are a fan of the Kirby series then this game is for you. This game also uses amiibo figures (Kirby, King Dedede, and Meta Knight). Unfortunately, two of those amiibo are nearly impossible to get. You do not need the amiibo, but it would be nice if they were all readily available.

Overall good game. Great graphics. Better when played in 2 player mode. I think it would be boring playing by yourself. Kirby is kind of limited as to what he can do.

Interesting clay effect graphics. Level design is Nintendo classic way. Good for kids to play and explore the pretty world. I guess I am too old to beat the game LOL

This game reminds me of claymation series on TV. Challenging game play. I like the use of the stylus on game pad once I got used to it. Colorful levels with unique clay worlds that will impress any gamer new and old.

Kirby is back and ready to clay. It's different from most other Kirby games but it's still plenty of fun and there's a lot to do and collect in game. Plus it's cute.

It is a great game. Well worth the ticket price. The only issue is the length is a bit short and should be on 3DS. Otherwise, A worthy sequel to Kirby Canvas Curse

Kirby is a very creative and fun game. It is good for both children and adults and isnt very challenging. It isnt very long but is well worth the discounted price.

Those familiar with Kirby from the NES and Gameboy days may be in for a little shock with how the gameplay mechanics changed but overall still a fun experience.

I bought this for my 8 year old niece and nephew. They seemed to enjoy the game and its art style. It's a bit difficult for them in some parts to play.

This game has super pretty graphics and has a good enough gameplay hook, however, the content runs a little light and feels a bit unsatisfying at the end.

Thus was a fun game. Played it when I wanted something more relaxing, but it remained challenging especially if you want all the collectibles.

This game is visually stunning and a lot of fun, but it can be difficult to play in long spurts because the new mechanics are awkward sometimes.

Don't fight against the way this game is meant to be played - as soon as you accept the slower and deliberate pace, the game becomes AMAZING. Give it a shot. Expand your mind.... with COLORS!!!!!!

Seriously, this game is adorable. Played it with friends, and it plays great. The controls are solid, the gameplay is fun, and the visuals are a treat for everyone. If you have a Wii U, get this!

Most of your gameplay experience will be looking at the GamePad screen which is a shame because the graphics are so pleasing to look at in HD

The game is good but this game conpletely requires you to look at the gamepad the whole time because every function is done with the stylus.

Like most Wii U games, local coop makes this game more fun. The only negative is that you have to use the Wii U gamepad to control Kirby, so you miss out on all the great graphics on your TV.

Kirby and the Rainbow Curse is an excellent follow-up to the DS title Kirby Canvas Curse. The clay-looking graphics are excellent on the Wii U. The gameplay is very similar to Canvas Curse.