If you’re a completionist trying to get everything possible in this game, then Classic mode is a must-play. It offers a less varied experience than playing through World of Light, but it does count toward some of the game’s many other unlockable features. This method is perhaps best used in conjunction with other modes. Win this last fight and the character is yours to play in all other modes, except World of Light. Depending on which fighters you choose, you’ll get a different selection of six CPU encounters that ends in one of ten different boss battles and, if you win, you’ll face off against one of the unlockable characters in a challenger fight. Classic mode can be played solo or locally with one other person.
If you’re not in a rush to unlock everyone or a specific fighter (you can easily spend upwards of 20 hours in this mode before you’ve done everything), or if you find unlocking fighters slowly to be more fun, then choose this method.Īnother method that could take even longer than playing through World of Light is to play through Classic mode multiple times with different characters. While this may be the slowest method it is easily the most entertaining way of unlocking everyone. You’ll need to unlock the other seven as well as the remaining 67 fighters in the game. Unlike all other modes, you don’t even have the original eight fighters from the N64 game at your disposal, you only have Kirby. Once you unlock them, you’ve rescued them and can use them for play within World of Light. You unlock fighters here by encountering their piece on the map and winning in a fight against them.
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