Just like the first game, this is a game that's easy to pick up for anyone and doesn't require a lot of time investment. The copy abilities are introduced in this game but tbh most of the copy abilities are downright the same and very few offer actual unique abilities, but that doesn't mean they're not fun to play around with.
Kirby's animal friends in this game are a pretty fun bunch, although the fish friend was never pleasant for me to play with unless they were in water and even then it was minimum enjoyability.
That, and the Rainbow Drops were just not a good addition to the game, the player not being told whatsoever that they were needed to even reach a true ending.
Still though, this game is fun, as long as you go in with a mindset of a quick and easy game and not trying to look intentionally for a "True Ending", especially in a 8-bit Gameboy Game.
Kirby's animal friends in this game are a pretty fun bunch, although the fish friend was never pleasant for me to play with unless they were in water and even then it was minimum enjoyability.
That, and the Rainbow Drops were just not a good addition to the game, the player not being told whatsoever that they were needed to even reach a true ending.
Still though, this game is fun, as long as you go in with a mindset of a quick and easy game and not trying to look intentionally for a "True Ending", especially in a 8-bit Gameboy Game.