With Kirby and the Forgotten Land having only debuted recently, all eyes will are on how well the game sells.
Given that it is the series’ first real 3D entry, many people are curious to see whether it will succeed.
And Kirby is a success
Fortunately, there is already some excellent news to share. According to reports, Kirby and the Forgotten Land had the largest Kirby launch ever. According to GamesIndustry writer Christopher Dring, this was “by a large margin.” According to Dring, the Switch game is now the seventh most popular Kirby game in the UK after just a week.
Given this information, it’s hardly surprise that Kirby and the Forgotten Land was the best-selling boxed game in the United Kingdom last week. Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands, which came in second, was the only new title that competed.
You may be surprised to learn that, despite Kirby and the Forgotten Land’s early success, Metroid Dread exceeded it by a little margin. Although Metroid has always been regarded as a niche series, Dread had the franchise’s largest launch in the United Kingdom last year.
About Kirby and the Forgotten Land
In a wonderful 3D platforming game, join Kirby on an exciting voyage.
Explore a fascinating environment filled with abandoned ruins and relics from a bygone era.
Use enemy abilities, such as the new Drill and Ranger, to attack and explore. They can even develop to become more powerful!
Swallow real-world things and alter using Mouthful Mode—for example, ingesting a vending machine will enable you to fire cans out.
Bring a friend to play as Bandana Waddle Dee and take on the forgotten world with you.
Rescue more Waddle Dees to uncover additional surprises, including some of the townspeople’s favorite games, stores, and even leaderboards. Use compatible amiibo accessories or Present Codes to get valuable in-game things like Star Coins and stock products at Waddle Dee-liveries.
The Nintendo Switch version of Kirby and the Forgotten Land is now available.
