Wonder Wickets Reviews

As much as I want to recommend Wonder Wickets for its Kirby's Dream Course-style take on minigolf, the ability to slightly alter the ball's movement during each shot, the adorable presentation and the addition of a level editor, the fact that your character has to physically walk to the ball for the next shot just kills the pacing for me. It gets even worse when you have to walk the span of the stage pushing blocks into position or activating levers while avoiding enemies and then walk all the way back to take your next shot. Some levels become very tedious to replay for medals because of this. If that one aspect doesn't bother you, though, I probably can recommend it in that case (especially seeing how it's become free to play as of this writing), so perhaps consider this a mixed review. (By Kirby's Dream Course-style, I mean hitting multiple targets until the last remaining one turns into a hole, into which you sink the ball to clear the stage. There are diverse powerups, enemies, and stage hazards / elements to vary the particulars of how this is accomplished.)