Player compete to gather as many strawberries as possible during a time limit. As I mentioned just a bit ago, Minigame is what happens between races. Extra strawberries can be earned during cake goals, which happens at the end of races. In Race, players roll through food-themed courses collecting strawberries as well as Copy Foods. There is a minigame to play in the bonus stage between races.

The course is like a fruity, free-floating platform. In Gourmet Grand Prix, race across obstacle courses to collect strawberries, making Kirby plump up bit by bit. Here’s the latest trailer explaining the modes and more: Two players are also able to play on a single Switch console using one Joy-Con each. Kirby’s Dream Buffet can be played by up to four players, locally or online. There are four “types of fun,” as Nintendo describes it. In the game, players will bump, battle, and boost through a smorgasbord of food-themed stages on their way to sweet, sweet victory. In addition to the new trailer, a release date was announced! It reminds me a bit of Mario Party, just with colourful Kirbys whose goal is always to eat as much as possible.

Today, Nintendo released a new overview trailer that explains the game more thoroughly, from game modes to customization options. Announced a mere month ago, Kirby’s Dream Buffet basically came out of nowhere, and very little information was actually revealed.

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