Customer Ratings & Reviews

Amazing game, similar mechanics as the Super Mario Bros games but with a bit of a twist. Overall great game.

Yoshi's Crafted World is one of the most charming and densely-packed 2D platformers of the modern era. It combines the classic Yoshi gameplay with an arts and crafts aesthetic which makes it as lovable as Wooly World but far more flexible. Where there was once 6 world, there are now nearly triple that, each wildly different from the last. In addition, each level allows you to interact with and move between the foreground and background, similar to Bug! Lastly, can play the courses in reverse for hide-and-seek speedruns. There's such smart and varied level design on display and it's so densely packed with new ideas and things to do. The only criticisms I have are the music (which is.. fine) and the egg aiming (which isn't super intuitive and takes some getting used to, but isn't a huge issue). Overall, I love this game. It's such a nice world to visit and I can't recommend it highly enough.

This is fun game for everyone. There are lots of options for gameplay and there are fun costumes for Yoshi. Easy and hard levels challenge players. This is a good game for parents who want to play with their kids but aren’t gamers. And kids love it.

There have been a lot of mixed reviews regarding Yoshi's Crafted World, but if you are a fan of the Yoshi series it is definitely worth playing. A lot of creative ideas are used in the levels and boss fights in regards to the crafting theme, though none of the ideas are used so extensively that you get tired of them. The controls are tight, but aiming has changed from previous games due to being able to aim and hit things in the foreground and background, and it takes some getting used to. The "flipside" levels are neat, but the idea is a little underdeveloped. The scavenger hunts in each level were fun too, but a more streamlined way that allowed you to find multiple items at the same time in a level would have been nice. Still, aiming for 100% completion will keep you busy for a while. The visuals are a big draw for this game and they are beautiful. I can't praise the music however, which is probably the worst aspect of the game since there is only one primary tune that is remixed for each level and it gets old fast and is disappointing. Overall a good game and a good addition to the Yoshi series, but a step down from Yoshi's Woolly World on the Wii U, which was better.

Really nice side scrolling adventure game. There is an easy mode that makes the game enjoyable and playable for younger children. Love that feature! It allows my little guy to enjoy the game as well.

I read the reviews, and I agree this is not like the earlier Yoshi’s Wooly World. However, it is enjoyable. I would put this game in a category that younger gamers (under 10) would enjoy. The graphics are very textured. The gameplay is very simple. If you are looking for a gift for a young child, pick this one up with peace of mind knowinG there is no “questionable” content - just simple fun!.

My girls love this game. The ages of my kiddos are 5,7 and 11. Watching them play is fun. As they take turns and try to figure out the game. The game is cute and a fun environment for them to travel through.

A very cute new adventure for Mario's favorite companion. The new model style for each character is cute. The backgrounds being something that someone could have made in an arts and crafts class make it amazing

Having played games in the Yoshi’s Island series all the way up to this point: this game is pretty much par the course for what you’d expect. What it gets right: The set design is great. Everything in the worlds you playin look like something you could create yourself! This game is very accessible and could be a good introduction to the series for younger or newer players. What it gets wrong: It’s a new coat of paint on gameplay that hasn’t really evolved across the series. It’s cool to see how the player can interact with a very “tactile” environment, but playing the game makes me want to play a game prior in the series rather than this one. Overall: Great experience for someone who likes Yoshi as a character, new players for the series or even a younger audience. The colors really pop and, even though the Switch isn’t the most graphically impressive console, the game looks very good. If you’re on the fence and have played prior games in the series it is a-okay to skip this one, though.

Bought a switch with this game and Mario Kart. This game has kept me interested for a while. Still haven't passed the whole game but I can say it doesn't get you bored easily. I haven't owned a system since the original Xbox and the switch with this game has been real entertaining. Don't hesitate much..I will say tho, games are a little expensive.. About $25 expensive for a switch but that's another review/comment

this game is much closer to classic yoshi’s island than the last few iterations which is a nice change of pace. gameplay is fun and tightly controlled, level design is vibrant with brilliant use of colors and incredibly creative and varied in scope. so much attention to detail is paid to even the smallest things throughout the entire game and it’s genuinely exciting to play each new level just to “sight see” because honestly i’m in awe at how much time must have gone into each stage. that leads me to my next point, exploration is a blast. the game is pretty easy, no ifs ads or buts about it. however, if you’re a completionist and want to clear the game 100%, that’s where everything really shines since you have to get into every nook and cranny of this finely crafted game (pun intended). only gripe i have is that the same main theme song is reused in a lot of the levels with minor tweaks to fit the theme of the level itself and i found the lack of compositional variety with the score a tad disappointing but it’s not the end of the world and the levels that have more original pieces are done incredibly well just like everything else.

I love most of the Yoshi games, the detail is amazing. this game is fun and has a co-op mode. It's a nice game to play to just chill for a bit.

I am not very good when it comes to playing video games. I enjoy the ones that are on the easier side. Mario Odyssey is my favorite game, but was wanting another to play. This was it. Very creative and fun.

Yoshi's Crafted World not only looks absolutely adorable, but it's a great game no matter your gaming skill level. Plenty of options are available to make the game easier for younger players or those looking for a more casual affair. And the regular mode gets some surprisingly difficult platforming levels later in the game, which combined with collecting all the hidden items is the perfect Nintendo challenge. A bonus is that playing with a second player feels fantastic. I felt that other single player + coop Nintendo games felt a bit hectic, but in this you have the option of one person's Yoshi riding another, with one controlling movement and the other focusing on just tossing out eggs - and it works fantastic with no one getting frustrated. If you like Mario and Yoshi games, don't miss this one.

Every one plays it at home.Its a fun and entertaining game.I bought it for my son. I got it at good price.

Yoshi is a cute fun game, that has a lot going for it. Each stage has Flowers, Coins, Red Coins and Pooches that need to be collected from it. This is all fine and dandy, and adds a ton of replay value to the game. Then there is also the "Scavenger Hunt" for each section of the world. This scavenger hunt has you looking for specific items in a level. Once you find them you get a flower. This sounds like fun, except: if you've already found that item before the scavenger hunt is initiated, you have to find it again and 2) You can only initiate a scavenger hunt item one at a time. So if there are 10 scavenger hunt items, you may need to replay a board 10 times to find all the items. The game is nice and lets you exit a board as soon as you found an item, but honestly - I just want to know what all the items are up front, so I can find them all in one go. Overall, the game is definitely worth playing, but if your completion be prepared to play a board over and over again to 100% this beast. Also, the game is super cute, and friendly for newcomers to the series.

Cute game. Fun to play reminds me of kiby's yarn game on the wii.

Fun to play as a whole family! Even our 6 year old has fun playing the game and it's even better playing as beloved mario characters together.

Wasn't really sure what to expect with this, but it's actually a pretty fun game! My kids (4 & 8) love playing two player mode together. This has become the first game played when we break out the switch.

It’s a really fun and cute game if you’re into the Yoshi games. It is kinda 3D which means you can shoot eggs toward you or away from you which is unique and pretty cool. I would recommend to someone who likes Nintendo games.