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Nintendo and\u00a0HAL Laboratory have revealed that the Sand<\/strong> and Festival<\/strong> Copy Abilities have been added to Kirby\u2019s Return To Dream Land Deluxe<\/strong>, which will release on Nintendo Switch next month.<\/p>\n

The Festival Copy Ability makes a return from 2018\u2019s Kirby Star Allies, whereas Sand is a brand new Copy Ability that can be used \u201cto shift sand into a variety of shapes, from a fist to a castle, and take on even the toughest foes.\u201d<\/p>\n

These are in addition to the previously revealed Mecha Copy Ability, which lets you become a robot and fly through the sky \u2013 \u201cattacking from a distance with your cannon or up close with powerful punches.\u201d<\/p>\n

Kirby\u2019s Return To Dream Land Deluxe has seen the developer remaster the 2011\u00a0Wii\u00a0classic \u2013 which was known as\u00a0Kirby\u2019s Adventure Wii\u00a0in Europe \u2013 for the portable home console.<\/p>\n

After Magolor\u2019s ship crashlands on Planet Popstar, you will have the chance to float and fight alongside friends locally on the same system to recover the missing pieces.<\/p>\n

In this platforming adventure for up to four players, each player can play as a Kirby or one of his iconic friends such as King Dedede, Meta Knight and Bandana Waddle Dee. With the power to copy your enemies\u2019 abilities, you can attack with a sword, wield a whip, float with a parasol and more.<\/p>\n

You are also free to take a break from your adventure to participate in subgames against your friends such as Samurai Kirby and new additions like Magolor\u2019s Tome Trackers.<\/p>\n

Kirby\u2019s Return To Dream Land Deluxe will release at retail and digitally on the Nintendo eShop for Nintendo Switch worldwide on 24th February 2023.<\/p>\n

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