Kirby: Squeak Squad

The unique structure of the boss battles, hidden items to find and strategy involved with mixing abilities, managing your inventory - which is effectively Kirby's stomach - and deciding how to take down each enemy really makes Squeak Squad one of the best platform adventures you can find today.

A solid and fun evolution of the HAL platform style, with some clever puzzles and cool new enemies and moves. The multiplayer battle mode's pretty slick, too.

Most notably, the level design in Kirby Mouse Attack is excellent. With three treasure chests to locate in each stage of each world, there is far more complexity here than a simple dash to the far right. In many ways the cavernous level design here is reminiscent of Super Metroid. [Aug 2007, p.112]

Undoubtedly a fun game. Anyone who has played a Kirby title before will not find anything particularly new here but everything is done in a very inventive and fun way.

Stomach issues and assumption of Japanese linguistic ability aside, however, Squeak Squad is the most complete conventional Kirby side-scroller in some time. Yes, it may not be a "killer app" like Canvas Curse, but it's not trying to be.

Those in desperate search of a new platform game after completing New Super Mario Bros. upside down and backwards might get a few hours' respite from this, but otherwise wait until it costs nothing and then buy it for the nephew you gave your old chunky DS when you decide you had to have a Lite, and maybe invest your money in some of the Virtual Console's retro treats instead.

Kirby manages to star in yet another passable game for a Nintendo system. No, Kirby Squeak Squad isn’t ground-breaking by any means, but hey, you could do a lot worse.

Mi juego favorito de Kirby. La música, la historia estúpidamente simple que da risa, los personajes y los sprites son todo lo que está bien en este fokin worl

This is a fun Kirby game and it has some unique things like the Squeaks and a cool final boss with Dark Nebula (even if the fight is really easy), but I just don’t feel like it really does much to stand out from other Kirby games. It’s still really good, but I think Super Star Ultra is the better DS Kirby game by a landslide.

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Isn't a bad game, but feels like a filler into the Kirby principal games, and it's boring sometimes.

- A game made with recycled sprites and music of Amazing Mirror. - Some stages were lazy and not challenging. - The plot was pointless - The final boss is extra easy in comparison of the other entries. Conclusion: If you want to experience a good DS Kirby game, I recommend to play Super Star Ultra.