Mini-games and Battle Royale is a case of collecting as many Strawberries as possible and eliminating others to have them lose Strawberries. Racing is a case of eating food to get bigger that makes knocking enemies off the track easier, but eating less to get more control and air time when floating in the air to stop falling off. Free rolling is a no-pressure do what you want on a table. 
Single battle Royale is on a randomized table.A single mini-game is a random mini-game.Gourmet Grand Prix in two races, a mini-game, and a final battle Royale.Five game modes – Gourmet Grand Prix, Single Race, Single Mini game, Single Battle Royale, and free rolling.Four difficulties – Sweet, Normal, Spicy, and extra spicy.
2 – 4 player online support via the Internet or with local play. Kirby’s history section detailing all his previous games and exploits. The main hub has all the options where you can decorate your cake, customize your Kirby, view credits and choose game modes. Racing gameplay with elements of mini-party games. Source code is available on GitHub, can be built on OS X and Linux (with Qt 5), and is distributed under the MIT license. Special Tee Shot support is currently planned for future versions, but is not yet implemented due to numerous differences between the two games in how level and graphics data are organized. The editor supports US, European, and Japanese ROMs, both with or without copier headers. 
Individual courses can be saved to standalone files for easy distribution, and sample levels are included to demonstrate some of the editor’s capabilities. In addition, background and music selections can be changed in order to fully customize courses. The editor supports full editing of all of the game’s courses, including demo courses and unused test courses which are only present in the Japanese version.
Kirby’s Dream Course Editor (yes, still untitled) is a level editor for Kirby’s Dream Course and its Japanese counterpart, Kirby Bowl.
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