Kirby and the Forgotten Land players get free present celebrating Kirby's Dream Buffet
Redeem some fun extras right now to celebrate Kirby's newest adventure.
What you need to know
- Kirby's Dream Buffet is a newly-launched game that's all about feeding the ever-hungry Kirby.
- To celebrate the game's launch, players of Kirby and the Forgotten Land can now redeem a special gift.
- This gift grants players 4 Food Items and 300 Star Coins.
- Kirby and the Forgotten Land launched earlier this year to critical praise and commercial success.
Kirby is having a good year, with two different games launching. To celebrate the launch of Kirby's Dream Buffet, there's some nice extras awaiting players in Kirby and the Forgotten Land.
Nintendo shared on Wednesday that anyone who redeems a special code in-game in Kirby and the Forgotten Land can unlock some goodies to help in their journeys. The code is DREAMBUFFET, and anyone that uses it will unlock 4 Food Items and 300 Star Coins. The code is available to use from Aug. 17 through Sep. 17, 2022.
Kirby and the Forgotten Land launched back on March 25, 2022. As a 3D platformer, players explore a strange forgotten land (hence the title). In our review, we found that it was "...simple yet satisfying platformer that's fun for people of all ages and skill levels," offering a fun experience that isn't too challenging.
Kirby's Dream Buffet isn't a full platforming game like Kirby and the Forgotten Land. Instead, Kirby's Dream Buffet is an even more light-hearted party game that's meant to be played with others in multiplayer across three different minigames. Players compete to eat and grow, making their Kirby become the biggest Kirby possible by consuming massive amounts of strawberries. Fittingly, the stages are themed after delicious treats like huge cakes.
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