We all remember Kirby not just from its games but the fun animated series with a run-up of 100 episodes. The cute little puffball has had numerous games released, but among those, Kirby’s Dreamland holds an important position to help solidify the character’s image.
Launched on Gameboy Advance of Nintendo, Kirby originally had the power to absorb the power of any character it swallowed. Sadly, this was included in the Dreamland where he could just inhale the enemies and spit them out in the form of projectiles.
The Game was released in 1992, developed by HAL Laboratories and published by Nintendo for its Gameboy. The beautiful and wondrous game debuted the ever loved Kirby in its own first game that set out a legacy on which many other Kirby games were built on.
The Intention Behind the Game:
An unknown fact about the game is that it was made for those who were unfamiliar with action-packed games and made to be as simple as possible. Anyone who could even as much as hold the Gameboy would be able to enjoy the game only after trying to play it for a minute or so.
The game is nothing but an absolute delight that can be enjoyed in a carefree and effortless manner without having to try hard to win. The visuals have been defined as top-notch and the overall environment of the world is vibrant and cutesy.
So it goes without saying that Kirby’s Dream Land is one beautiful masterpiece that still has the hearts of millions captured, though now it’s on modern consoles like Wii.
