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Kirby's Dream Buffet

Kirby's Dream Buffet

|Japan|Platform, Racing

7.3 /10

Pretty good

Niche

10 ratings
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Why play it

Hungry for some 4-player Kirby fun? Race through delicious obstacle courses, collect the most strawberries, and thwart your competition using familiar abilities.

Story and worldbuilding

Kirby is about to eat some cake when the magic fork he is holding makes him tiny! He must compete with three other Kirbys to eat the most strawberries and win the Gourmet Grand Prix.

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Rating momentum

Pretty good: 7.3/10 across 10 ratings. Overall vibes are good; safe to add to your backlog.

Play style

Leans into Platform, Racing — a quick read on whether that fantasy matches what you usually enjoy.

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GameSpotJessica Howard · 8 Sep, 2022
6/10

The latest Kirby game serves up some delicious party game fun but fails to fully satisfy cravings.

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EurogamerChristian Donlan · 24 Aug, 2022
7.5/10

Knockabout sugary fun for four players.

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VG247Kelsey Raynor · 19 Aug, 2022
4/10

On the whole, Kirby’s Dream Buffet is a neat idea on the surface. When brought to life, it could’ve genuinely been a contender for one of the Switch’s top party games had it featured a little more variation, and some better multiplayer support. That said, the future of Kirby is now very much cemented in 3D, and I still look forward to where the pink puff ball ends up once they’ve decided that they can’t stomach another strawberry.

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DestructoidChris Carter · 18 Aug, 2022
7/10

Solid and definitely have an audience. There could be some hard-to-ignore faults, but the experience is fun.

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Nintendo LifePJ O'Reilly · 17 Aug, 2022
8/10

Kirby's Dream Buffet is a colourful and chaotic slice of slapstick party game action that serves up a nice range of modes to play either offline, in online ranked matches, and with friends in split-screen or local play modes. This is an easy, breezy game to jump into, perfect for beginners and young gamers, with plenty of courses, lots of unlockable goodies, and a budget price point to boot, making for one delicious treat that we're gonna be digging into for some time to come.

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ShacknewsOzzie Mejia · 26 Aug, 2022
7/10

It's not the best Kirby game out there, but it's certainly better than I expected it to be. It doesn't have the same staying power that a game like Mario Party or WarioWare does, but if nothing else, it's a tasty appetizer.

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WccftechNathan Birch · 21 Aug, 2022
5/10

While Kirby’s Dream Buffet offers some fleeting fun and excitement, a lack of multiplayer options, laggy online action, poor splitscreen performance, and an inflated price tag combine to sour what could have been a tasty multiplayer snack.

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Hardcore GamerKirstin Swalley · 19 Aug, 2022
8/10

There have been a good amount of small Kirby spin-offs throughout the 3DS and Switch lifetimes in particular, but Kirby's Dream Buffet is one of the better entries by far.

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Cubed3Nayu · 28 May, 2023
9/10

The relatively short nature of the races within Kirby's Dream Buffet, the way everyone, even those who come last, gain points in a race, and the ease to join in multiplayer online or team up with friends makes this latest Kirby game a real treat to play on Nintendo Switch.

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GamerheadquartersJason Stettner · 22 Oct, 2022
6.4/10

Kirby's Dream Buffet is a scrumptious trip through eating the calorie filled deserts in life, but alas may feel somewhat light for those wanting something deeper.

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