Kirby Star Allies (for Nintendo Switch)

You can bring any enemy that uses a weapon or is attached to an element to your side by throwing a heart at them.

Like most Kirby games, Kirby Star Allies isn't particularly difficult. You can run through the main single-player mode in a few hours and enjoy modest challenge as you progress, but there aren't any incredibly hard tasks that require you to hone your platforming skills like some of the moons in Super Mario Odyssey.

A sword on its own can cut a rope and flame can light blocks of wood on fire, but a fire sword can cut a dangling bomb and light its fuse at the same time to clear a path.

Certain parts of the game require bringing all of your allies together to become a train or wheel or some other form of puzzle-solving conveyance.

The Ultimate Choice is a boss rush mode that puts you against waves of enemies and different versions of the game's bosses. You can put together your own team with Kirby or with any of the recruitable characters.

Chop Champs and Star Slam heroes are simple minigames that respectively task you with chopping down a tree with Joy-Con motion controls and hitting a meteor with a baseball bat using timed button presses.