One of our favourites comes later on in the game when Kirby must jump back and forth between the foreground and background of a vertical mineshaft with an automated cannon mounted on his head. It's not too dissimilar from the kind of clever layering we've seen in other 3DS platformers such as Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D, but Triple Deluxe goes one better by making these two playgrounds a crucial part of the game's overall level design, allowing for some clever visual tricks that demand you to crank up the 3D slider all the way to max so you can fully appreciate its beautiful sense of depth.Ĭhallenges may look simple, but they're often deceptively difficult and require you to think quickly under pressure Instead of the action taking place on a single 2D plane, every level gives you two to play with in the form of an active foreground and background. Much like how Tearaway couldn't happen on any other console apart from the PlayStation Vita, Triple Deluxe is hard wired into the 3DS's DNA and arguably makes much better use of the console's glasses-free 3D and gyroscope controls than any other title in its extensive back catalogue. Like previous games, Kirby can absorb enemy powers by swallowing them wholeīut while Kirby Triple Deluxe may mark a rather late debut on 3DS for the pink puffball, this time it's certainly been worth the wait.
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