The First Annual Dream Land's Avalanche Competition is about to get under way, and as Kirby and a host of characters from the Kirby series, you can join the tournament and become Avalanche king.

Kirby's Avalanche is a Puyo Puyo variant, and has you stacking colored blobs similar in a way to Tetris. When a certain amount of one color is stacked, an explosion occurs and the screen clears of those blobs, which then appear in the other players screen (either the CPU or a second player). When the other player's screen is so full of blobs that they can't make another move, you move onto the next round, and so on until the final boss. The winner of that match is then crowned the Avalanche king.

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Kirby's Avalanche SNES Choose your mode of play

Kirby's Avalanche SNES Setting up a two player game; for balanced matches the better player can start with a larger handicap

Kirby's Avalanche SNES Demo with instructions on how to play the game

Kirby's Avalanche SNES Choosing the difficulty level for the competition mode

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Alternate Titles

"Kirby's Ghost Trap" -- PAL title

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Geeks Under Grace	SNES	Nov 14, 2014	7.5 out of 10	75
Video Games	SNES	May, 1996	75 out of 100	75
Mega Fun	SNES	May, 1996	73 out of 100	73
The Game Hoard	SNES	Dec 05, 2018	5 out of 7	71
All Game Guide	SNES	1998		70
GameSpot	Wii	Oct 02, 2007	6.5 out of 10	65
Total! (Germany)	SNES	Apr, 1996	2.75 out of 6	65
Nintendo Life	Wii	Jul 28, 2007		60
Digitally Downloaded	Wii	Aug 31, 2011		60
La Mémoire du Pad	SNES	Apr 26, 2012		60

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Development

This game is almost exactly the same as Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine for the Genesis. Only the Robotnik/Sonic theme has been replaced by a Kirby theme.

That's because both games were actually developed by Compile and are based on their Puyo Puyo games.

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