Kirby and The Forgotten World has been available since March 25, 2022 on Nintendo Switch and we offer you a level-by-level walkthrough of the game. Let's continue with the second level of the second world: Concrete Isles. This level lasts about 10 minutes for a first discovery. You must find a total of 4 Waddle Dees there and complete three secret missions in addition to completing the course of course. Here's some help for each of the missions, but don't hesitate to watch our walkthrough video and pause to find the exact location of all the hidden objects.
Where to find the 4 hidden Waddle-Dees?
The first is found once the 5 blue pieces have been collected. The second is found once the 5 yellow pieces have been collected. The third is difficult to find: you have to go to the secret island, just further from the second Waddle-Dee, by locating an underwater cable allowing you to pass.
The last one is found by digging up a star thanks to the power of the mole. Use the roller to slide down the slope and destroy the rock to release the last green piece to open the trapdoor.
Make 3 seagulls fly away
Locate the seagulls resting on the water and move forward to make them fly away. The first is at the very beginning of the level, the second before the big crane and the last before borrowing the star teleporting you to the second part of the level.
Land on Treasure Island
This is the famous secret island where you have to find a Waddle-Dee. Once your second Waddle is freed, head north to spot a level limiting cable that's under the water, not above it. This allows you to swim past and access the small island.
Digging up a maxi-tomato
She is at the very end of the level. Make sure you have the mole power and bury yourself in the ground to pass through the cannons and dig up the maxi-tomato from the central hole.
This guide has been translated from MGG France by bxakid and was originally written by Milkameluna.
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