And thats pretty much sums up The Legendary Starfy. As Starfy, you jump through stages and use your Star Spin to defeat enemies. The jumping is extremely forgiving (just like Kirby) in that if you misjudge your jump you can easily redirect it. Not that misjudging a jump will get you killed so often. You get access to some special moves by teaming up with the “Mysterious Bunston” which changes Starfy into essentially a different character. When you’re not going through the adventure, theres some mini-games that serve only as a minor distraction.

The story is light and humorous, and something kids would definately like. But that can be said to just about everything about this game: It’s something a kid would like. If you buy this game for a young child, or you love Platformer games just like Kirby, then you would probaly enjoy this game. If you don’t fit into that niche, then this game will be pretty dissappointing.

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As you progress in the game, you unlock more plants to grow as you go along. Another nice thing is that you can change Mama’s outfits and even decorate your garden with the bonus prizes you earn. This is fun when you want to take a break from gardening.

Gardening Mama is another great entry into the series. It’s genuinely fun and probaly just about the happiest game ever. The gameplay is solid, the presentation is solid, and Mama still makes me laugh to this day.
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