“If we can apply the skills we gained from this title, I feel we’ll be able to come up with a lot of new gameplay ideas in future Kirby titles.” “To create Kirby’s first-ever 3D action game, however, there were still a lot of learnings, like how to manage stage density and direct 3D camera movement,” HAL Laboratory level design director Yuki Endo explained. Now that Nintendo and HAL Laboratory have cracked the code on how to make an enjoyable 3D Kirby experience, everyone involved seems pretty optimistic about the series’ future in 3D.
Thankfully, their efforts were worth it as the game garnered critical acclaim ( Digital Trends gave it four stars). Much of the four-part interview series is focused on the development team’s struggles to adapt the mainline Kirby series‘ formula to 3D. In a developer interview posted on Nintendo’s website ahead of Kirby and the Forgotten Land’s launch, developers from HAL Laboratory and Nintendo discussed wanting to make more 3D Kirby games in the future.
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