Yoshi's Crafted World is a terrifically simple platformer with a gorgeous art style and a focus on exploration over challenging gameplay

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Beautiful visuals; Fun boss battles; So many collectibles

Costumes are redundant; Can be too easy for some

My 7 year old son LOVES it. He used his own money that he saved and said it was definitely worth it. He saved a long time for that money and has no regrets.

In 1995, Yoshi had his moment. The character's Super Mario World debut was so strong, Nintendo handed the dinosaur sidekick his own sequel. A surprise divergence from the Mario franchise found the character escorting a baby version of the plumber in search of his kidnapped twin.

Solid and definitely has an audience. There could be some hard-to-ignore faults, but the experience is fun.

One of Nintendo's most popular characters gets his due time in the Switch spotlight!

Adorable; Clever visuals; Playable by gamers of all skill levels

Repetitive music; Mixed level quality; Can get confusing during multiplayer

Good-Feel is known for developing visually unique platformers like Kirby's Epic Yarn and Yoshi's Woolly World. Its latest platformer Yoshi's Crafted World once again stars Mario's dinosaur buddy, except this time he ventures courses entirely designed as arts-and-crafts projects come to life.

Yoshi's Crafted World is a fantastic reminder of what makes Nintendo games great. At a time when other publishers are adding more and more into their games, Nintendo has shown that creative levels and an incredibly cute art style is all you need for a good time.

Art Style Is Fantastic; Perfect For Two Players; Great Level Design

A Tad Too Easy; Bonus Content Doesn't Add A Lot

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Absolutely adorable; Clever arts and crafts puzzle design; A serene; calming soundtrack

Lacking in ambition; Frustrating control scheme; Surface-level story

The Switch gets a follow-up to Yoshi's Woolly World, with a fun co-op and some charming visuals, but are there any genuinely new ideas

The platforming mechanics are fun and the handicraft motif looks great; Great co-op and some clever puzzles and themed stages

Few genuinely new gameplay ideas and the whole flip side concept is used to little purpose; Too much reuse of old enemies and set pieces