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I played Yoshi and the Mysterious Book and haven’t had this much fun playing a Yoshi game since the Super Nintendo

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 I played Yoshi and the Mysterious Book and haven’t had this much fun playing a Yoshi game since the Super Nintendo
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Yoshi and the Mysterious Book is a new 2D puzzle-platformer that revitalizes the Yoshi franchise with its charming visuals and engaging gameplay. While it features longer load times and is single-player only, the game emphasizes exploration and discovery, making it a delightful experience for fans. The title is a nostalgic return to Yoshi's roots, reminiscent of classic gameplay while introducing fresh elements.

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Tom's Guide Verdict Yoshi and the Mysterious Book is a charming, innovative 2D puzzle-platformer that breathes fresh life into a classic formula. Despite some longer load times, its beautiful watercolor world, smooth Switch 2 performance, and addictive, cozy exploration loop make this evolution a must-play for fans of the series. $59.88 at Walmart $59.99 at Amazon(Switch) $69.99 at Target $69.99 at P.C. Richard & Son Pros +Yoshi feels great to control +Interesting creatures and habitats +Excellent exploration and discovery +Gorgeous pop-up book-style visuals Cons -Single-player only -Load times can feel long -Levels can be slightly confusing Best picks for you The best Nintendo Switch multiplayer games in 2025 Best Nintendo Switch 2 games in 2026 Best games consoles: our top picks tested…

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