While seemingly being more single player focused, as a lot of Kirby games are, there is a smattering of multiplayer represented throughout this trailer. Some of the more complex level design looks like it could result in some pretty frantic gameplay, considering the fact that the responsibility for line drawing rests with one player that has to keep up with the other three. Does the multiplayer aspect of Kirby and the Rainbow Curse do the job of convincing you to grab the game when it releases for the Wii U on February 13th?
Hat tip to Crave’s Game Revolution for this story.
