Kirby: Squeak Squad (2006)
The Squeaks have stolen Kirby's cake. It's time to get it back.
First released
Nov 2, 2006
Franchises
Kirby
Developed by
Flagship Co., Ltd., HAL Laboratory, Inc., Natsume
Published by
Nintendo
Platforms
Nintendo DS, Wii U
Genres
Action, Adventure, Platformer
Themes
Sci-Fi, Comedy
Rating
OFLC: G, PEGI: 3+, ESRB: E, CERO: A
Releases
- DS - Kirby: Squeak Squad Australia
- DS - Kirby: Mouse Attack United Kingdom
- DS - Kirby: Squeak Squad United States
- DS - Hoshi no Kirby: Sanjō! Dorotche Dan Japan
- WiiU - Kirby: Squeak Squad United States
- WiiU - Kirby: Mouse Attack Australia
- WiiU - Kirby: Mouse Attack United Kingdom
Community reviews
Kirby Squeak Squad is a advanced improvement over the GBA Platformers mixed with touchscreen controls.
Game: Kirby Squeak Squad
Genre: Adventure Platformer
Developer: Nintendo/HAL
System: Nintendo DS (NDS)
Total Score: 90/100
Value Score: 9.0/10
• Story: 8/10
• Characters: 9/10
• GamePlay: 9/10
• Graphics: 10/10
• Sound: 10/10
• Music: 10/10
• Length: 7/10
• Replay Value: 7/10
• Player Value: 10/10
Pros
+Dual Screen capability allows the ability to combine abilities and items and hold items/abilities for later which brings a new fresh experience to the series
+The goal of collecting treasures is both challenging and rewarding due to the fact the contents consist of different rewards such as music test tracks, color changes, special enhancements to abilities, artwork puzzle pieces and even methods of increasing health or unlocking stages
+Music tracks from previous games are remixed alongside new tracks exclusive to the game
+Extra mode and Boss Endurance mode are included upon completion thus increasing the replay value of the game
+Fighting a mini boss at the end of each level is a fresh new feature not seen in previous games
+A few new abilities do show up alongside some of the most memorable abilities that have not had an appearance in a while
Cons
-Stages are easy and short
-Mini games not as exciting as previous Kirby games
Genre: Adventure Platformer
Developer: Nintendo/HAL
System: Nintendo DS (NDS)
Total Score: 90/100
Value Score: 9.0/10
• Story: 8/10
• Characters: 9/10
• GamePlay: 9/10
• Graphics: 10/10
• Sound: 10/10
• Music: 10/10
• Length: 7/10
• Replay Value: 7/10
• Player Value: 10/10
Pros
+Dual Screen capability allows the ability to combine abilities and items and hold items/abilities for later which brings a new fresh experience to the series
+The goal of collecting treasures is both challenging and rewarding due to the fact the contents consist of different rewards such as music test tracks, color changes, special enhancements to abilities, artwork puzzle pieces and even methods of increasing health or unlocking stages
+Music tracks from previous games are remixed alongside new tracks exclusive to the game
+Extra mode and Boss Endurance mode are included upon completion thus increasing the replay value of the game
+Fighting a mini boss at the end of each level is a fresh new feature not seen in previous games
+A few new abilities do show up alongside some of the most memorable abilities that have not had an appearance in a while
Cons
-Stages are easy and short
-Mini games not as exciting as previous Kirby games