A beautiful looking game, which offers several hours in the main mode and even more in the challenge mode.

Although it's a fulfilling adventure for almost any gamer, but it does have some frustrating elements. If you can tolerate these and you have a soft spot for cuteness, then it's a delightfully wonderful experience.

An excellent debut for Kirby on the Wii U, Kirby and the Rainbow Curse is amazing to see in motion. Too bad players won't get to do much of that, as spectators get the best seats for this show.

Don't let Rainbow Curse's relatively small length put you off; it's a sublime experience that completely washes its hands of the padding most games employ to justify a retail release.

Really fun, and feels like a natural evolution for the gameplay introduced in the DS original. It's a shame that the controls are so restrictive, especially considering this is one the best looking Wii U games on the market today.