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Test Chamber – Kirby And The Rainbow Curse
Kirby finally returns to his line-riding antics after a decade. Kirby: Canvas Curse was an early hit on the Nintendo DS and an early pioneer of touch screen gameplay. Now Kirby and the Rainbow Curse brings the unique system back on a home console. You can read Kyle Hilliard's review here to learn more.
Kyle Hilliard, Andrew Reiner, and myself teamed up for a co-op session to check out its clay-themed look and to see if the stylus-focused gameplay lived up to our fond memories.
Oh yeah, and Ben Hanson yells at us from time to time.
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