I will wait for reviews on this one. I will only buy it if its at least as good as Robobot.

Looks great. I guess this means that the Yoshi Switch game won't be released until late summer/early fall at the earliest. Makes me wonder why they showed it so early, at last year's E3. I know the Yoshi game was partly an attempt to get adept at using UnReal Engine 4. Does this mean they're having difficulty? Or is the game largely finished and just waiting for its slot in the release calendar?

Considering Yoshi never had an official title while Kirby did at E3, I imagine it was always the game in earlier development.  They might have originally planned a May or June release but stuff happen and was delayed as a result.  HAL has been on fire since Return to Dreamland and I'm loving this Kirby resurgence we've gotten the last decade.  They got the formula down to a science at this point so no surprise they can pump out a new 2D Kirby in 2 years since each one has had a very similar structure. 

Good Feel on the other hand seems to being trying to change things up more with the new Yoshi so running into delays is more likely to occur so I wouldn't be surprised they're taking more time with theirs.  Plus if it's anything like Wooly World, a lot more attention to detail is being put into each stage.  I mean I've loved the look of the recent Kirby games as well but Good Feels art direction on Wooly World was on another level and this Switch title will probably be the same.

Good points, Luigi Dude. Though Kirby didn't have a title at E3 anymore than Yoshi did. Both were just announced with the name of the character and 2018. Kirby got the Star Allies subtitle in September.

http://www.nintendoworldreport.com/news/45400/kirby-booked-for-battle-royale-on-3ds-star-allies-forming-on-switch

They also gave Yoshi a Treehouse Live demo last year. I wonder if it got tea-tabled?

Yoshi's Woolly World was revealed about two and half years before it came out, so you never know how long the new Yoshi game will take.

It's Kirby! Just buy it, no questions asked!

Like Luigi Dude, I'm also on board with this Kirby resurgence and I've been really impressed by most of the Kirby titles that have been released in the last 7 - 8 years. Kirby's kicking butt and taking names!