On March 25th, join Kirby for an exciting new 3D adventure!
March 22, 2022 – Kirby and the forgotten world Nintendo Switch lands on Friday. In this new 3D operating system and adventure game, explore many levels and try to unlock the secrets of the vanished civilization. Kirby is more chameleon than ever. Discover the new Transmorphism mode using his popular copy powers.
What does Kirby and his strange new friend Elphil expect from a mysterious world full of abandoned structures and remnants of ancient civilization?
When saving Waddle Dees, searching every corner of your trip always pays off!
Kirby employs more than one tactic to counter his fierce enemies. Use its iconic copying power to spit fire or ice, and discover brand new capabilities through Transmorphism mode. Kirby can now swallow elements of the world to create unique changes. Thus he can turn into a car or a light bulb … a great way to see more clearly the levels that are shrouded in darkness.
Do you need reinforcement? Share Joy-Khan, invite a loved one to join you, and play collaboratively for two on the same console, thanks to Bandana Vadil Dee who is armed with his trusty spear.
Is it time to rest? Relax between two levels in Waddle Dee Village, the hub of adventure. The village will grow based on the number of Waddle Dees you save, so different stores and games will open as you progress. Brilliant vodka tea will also be in the vadil tea village and will give you valuable advice. By playing online *, you can get information about player data such as the number of Waddle Dees stored worldwide or the most popular copy capability. **
If you want to taste Kirby’s multiple copy capabilities and all new Transmorp mode before the game’s official release, try the free demo available from the Nintendo eShop now!
Don’t miss Kirby and the Forgotten World on Nintendo Switch on March 25th. In this 3D platform and adventure game, Kirby sets out to rescue Waddle Dees in a mysterious universe. An additional player can join the adventure as Bandana Vadil Tea, cooperating with two people on the same console. For anyone who wants to get a taste of the whole game, a free demo with the first three levels of the world is available for download from the Nintendo eShop.
* Online games require an internet connection. To use online services, you must create a Nintendo account and accept the Terms of Service. The Nintendo Account Privacy Policy applies. Some online services may not be available in all countries. Online game requires a paid online subscription. More info on the page Purchase and subscription terms.
** Online games require an internet connection. To use online services, you must create a Nintendo account and accept the Terms of Service. The Nintendo Account Privacy Policy applies. Some online services may not be available in all countries. Online game requires a paid online subscription. More info on the page Purchase and subscription terms.
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