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October 2010
(85%)
49 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Gorgeous visual style that compliments the gameplay excellently; tons of hidden items to collect; fun and exciting coop; soundtrack is appropriate and befitting of the atmosphere; new twist on Kirby’s powers is refreshing,
Most of the game is way too easy; some transformation annoyances.
Kirby’s Epic Yarn is to the Nintendo Wii what Flower was to Sony’s PlayStation 3. It’s a gorgeous looking game that makes you feel all warm and fuzzy inside. Unlike Flower, however, Kirby is sure to provide a longer and more varied experience. The new...
Abstract: As a Wii system owner, for a time I could easily be pegged as either a cute motion-detecting game lover or a cute character game lover. Well, now that the other main systems are releasing their own motion-detecting enhancements, I’m stuck with that cha...
Abstract: There's no point in trying to make the plot in Kirby's Epic Yarn sound like anything more than it is: another excuse to play a fun game. As the story goes, a magician made out of yarn comes to Dream Land and sucks Kirby into a magical sock. Inside, Kir...
Abstract: When gamers above the age of 10 first see Kirby’s Epic Yarn, I’m pretty sure they will react the same way I did–assume the game is for children move on. And it’s hard to blame them–the E-for-everyone game is so cutesy that it makes Mario looks like Ja...
Abstract: Games that lack challenge are often shunned and looked down upon by most gamers. These games are short, easy, and not very fun. Kirby’s Epic Yarn for the Nintendo Wii is short and easy, but don’t let those attributes fool you; this game is impressivel...
Abstract: It’s very rare to find a game that is 100% acceptable for my 5-year-old. Many games are just a bit too violent – Super Smash Brothers was pretty rough and Super Paper Mario encouraged self-mutilation – and others, like Mario Kart Wii, are so boring at ...
Abstract: There is little black used in Epic Yarn, the colors that signify danger settling into rich blues or vivid purple, enough to establish the nature of the boss fights. The game utilizes its palette beautifully, every screen producing brilliant imagination...
Abstract: Out of the gate, Kirby's Epic Yarn doesn't even look like a game that was "developed" so much a crafted from the bowels of grandma's knitting bag - and that's a very good thing. It's so freakishly charming, in fact, that you hardly notice you can compl...
Abstract: If you were to ask various long-time gamers how they felt about Nintendo’s own games on the Wii, you would get a variety of reactions ranging from enthusiastic support, to tolerance, to derisive claims that Nintendo is ’dumbing down’ their games and ho...
