Kirby's Epic Yarn for Wii Reviews by Gamers

Kirby's Epic Yarn is definitely different from the rest of the Kirby series. For one thing it has a generally less mature nature, the graphics, music, and gameplay are nicer for the younger audience. It also lacks the floating ability Kibry usually has, and the ability to inhale enemies and copy thier ability. But the use of various transformations like a tank, a fire engine, a train, a dolphin, a penguin, a rocket ship, etc. help to make up for that loss. The only other new edition to the franchise is the two player co-op, in which a second player controls Kirby's blue friend, Prince Fluff. Kirby's Epic Yarn is generally a downgrade from the rest of the series, but that does not make it a bad game. It's not the best game in the series, but is it the worst? Absolutely not. If you want to play Kirby's Epic Yarn, go ahead, you'll be given a satisfying experience. If you're either sceptical about it or don't want to play it, you should at least give it a try, it's worth it. Though Kirby's Epic Yarn is generally better suited for the younger audience, it'll still most likely please hardcore Kirby fans.