Each Gourmet Grand Prix takes around ten minutes to complete from start to finish, including loading times.
So basically, if you want to make an already short experience even more brief, you can select from one of those options. The other modes you can select from are single races, minigames, and battle royale encounters. I’m breaking down barriers, one waffle at a time. You know what? Let’s just say I use all of these terms very loosely. The challengers will undergo a race, a minigame, another race, and a battle royale. The Gourmet Grand Prix can have up to four human players compete alongside some AI opponents. You can choose to do the Gourmet Grand Prix, which is the full gambit of what the game has to offer.
In Kirby’s Dream Buffet, there are several different modes to select from (although I use the term “several” very, very loosely). In reality, Kirby’s Dream Buffet is nothing more than a short and incredibly shallow attempt at creating a competitive multiplayer title. Fall Guys is a great game, and provides an adorably addicting multiplayer experience. Think of it as a Kirby-themed version of Fall Guys. Instead, Kirby’s Dream Buffet is a competitive multiplayer racing/battle royale game. Kirby’s Dream Buffet, like so many other Kirby titles before it, is departure from any actual adventures with the squishy hero. Despite his ups and downs, you have to admit he’s freaking adorable.
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