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Games Ongoing 1992-present

Kirby Play Order

Core Kirby platformers in release order, from 1992's Dream Land through Forgotten Land to Air Riders on Switch 2.

Last updated September 17, 2026

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The core platformers in release order, grouped by era, which is the recommended play order.

2D beginnings

  1. 1 Kirby's Dream Land 1992 · game
  2. 2 Kirby's Adventure 1993 · game Introduced Copy Abilities.

SNES and N64 era

  1. 3 Kirby Super Star 1996 · game
  2. 4 Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards 2000 · game

Handheld era

  1. 5 Kirby & the Amazing Mirror 2004 · game
  2. 6 Kirby: Squeak Squad 2006 · game
  3. 7 Kirby Mass Attack 2011 · game Touch-controlled spinoff style; skippable.

Modern era

  1. 8 Kirby's Return to Dream Land 2011 · game Play Return to Dream Land Deluxe (2023), the current version.
  2. 9 Kirby: Planet Robobot 2016 · game
  3. 10 Kirby Star Allies 2018 · game

Switch era

  1. 11 Kirby and the Forgotten Land 2022 · game Best entry point; the Switch 2 Edition + Star-Crossed World (2025) is current.
  2. 12 Kirby Air Riders 2025 · game Switch 2 vehicle-action sequel to 2003's Air Ride.

About Kirby

Kirby's story barely matters. Nearly every game is Kirby, Meta Knight and King Dedede facing a new threat to Pop Star, then teaming up by the end. Release order is the recommended play order, and almost any game works as a first one.

Newcomers should start with Kirby and the Forgotten Land (2022), the first full 3D entry and the series bestseller. Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe (2023) is the best pick for classic 2D-style play.

Good to know

Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe (Switch, 2023) is the current version of Return to Dream Land, and the Switch 2 Edition + Star-Crossed World (August 28, 2025) is the current version of Forgotten Land. Kirby Mass Attack (DS, 2011) is a stylus-controlled oddity included for completeness but easy to skip. Kirby Air Riders (Switch 2, November 20, 2025) is a vehicle-action game from Sora Ltd. and Bandai Namco, a sequel to 2003's Air Ride, and it closes this list. Dozens of spinoffs (Epic Yarn, Canvas Curse, Dream Buffet, Fighters) sit outside it. No new mainline platformer has been announced as of September 2026.