Kirby - Mass Attack is one of those DS games that just feels different—in a good way. Instead of controlling just one pink puffball, you're wrangling a whole squad of them, tapping and dragging them around the screen like some kind of chaotic Kirby orchestra conductor. At first it’s a little overwhelming (I kept losing track of who was where), but once you get the hang of it, there’s something weirdly satisfying about watching ten Kirbys dogpile an enemy.

The levels are packed with little secrets—some areas need a minimum number of Kirbys to unlock, others have puzzles where you’ve gotta split them up to hit switches. And yeah, the art style is pure Kirby: bright, bouncy, and full of those little details that make you stop and smile (like when they all nap together in a pile).

It’s not just a platformer, not just a puzzle game—it’s this weird, cheerful hybrid that actually makes the DS touchscreen feel essential. If you’ve ever wanted to see Kirby multiplied to ridiculous extremes, this is your game.