It seems cute. I thought it would be a bit more challenging. While taking turns on it with my little guy it seemed too easy. It might get harder and maybe I set it to the easiest difficulty settings. However, of the games we have, I don't see him playing this one much.

This is so much fun! I am as addicted as my 4 year old!

Yoshi's Crafty World is a game overflowing with charm. While it feels very much like another game in the Yoshi's Island series, it makes enough changes here and there to freshen it up.

Yoshi's Crafted World is the latest in the spin-off platforming series that began with Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island . Since that entry, Yoshi has ditched Baby Mario (thank God) and is off doing his own thing. The gameplay that remained much the same, though.

Yoshi is absolutely adorable; Costumes and reverse stages add a lot of replay value; Inventive level design; Same great gameplay fundamentals as previous entries

Music doesn't stand out; Tags

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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

Not Yoshi's best adventure to date, but it does a sufficient job of being a kid friendly 2D platformer with an appealing visual style that lends itself well to crafting some interesting levels.

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

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Beautiful visuals; Fun boss battles; So many collectibles

Costumes are redundant; Can be too easy for some

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

It is so easy to fall into the trap of thinking every game is made with just us in mind. We want every platformer to satisfy our need for perfect, pin-point leaps. We want our puzzlers to challenge us right to our breaking point before acquiescing to our superior brain power.

Beautiful; creative design; Simple; but fun puzzles; Boss fights are fun if a little easy; Lots of collectables (which are completely optional; Fun cooperative two-player mode

Music is disappointingly repetitive; Costumes are a complete waste; Returning to previous levels one task at a time can become tiresome