Check all the 35 reviews find on Video Games Yoshi and the Mysterious Book, with the 23 ratings, comments, pros & cons from the reviewers.
Theses reviews and tests from Video Games magazines and websites give 23 ratings, we get this average rating to this Yoshi product : 4/5.
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- 35 reviews and opinions with 23 ratings for Yoshi and the Mysterious Book
- We obtain an average score of 4/5, or 79.35/100
- NDA on Reviews ? Please note that 32 reviews were published the same day 19/05/2026.
Yoshi and the Mysterious Book ratings
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| 9/10 GameBlog.fr | 90/100 COGconnected | 9/10 Well Played |
| 9/10 Multiplayer.it | 87/100 TierraGamer | 83/100 Games.ch |
| 4/5 EuroGamer.fr | 8/10 Journal du Geek | 4/5 GamesRadar |
| 8/10 ActuGaming | 8/10 wccftech | 8/10 Numerama |
| 8/10 Shacknews | 8/10 PCGames | 8/10 Le Bêta-Testeur |
| 8/10 Areajugones | 8/10 Beyond Gaming | 15/20 GamerGen |
| 7/10 Try a Game | 7/10 GameReactor | 7/10 Nintendo-Town |
| 7/10 GameInformer | 6/10 IGN |
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Fun, engaging gameplay
So much to discover
Can feel a bit too easy at times


Brilliant focus on oddball investigation is a fresh concept
Tons of weird and whacky creatures to study
Healthy amount of post-game
Lots of player-driven exploration and discovery options


Many creatures to discover, analyze, study and delve into.
An authentic and playful contribution outside of traditional paradigms.
The fusion between visual and sound art is remarkably elegant.


Various shipments with a creative "puzzle" design
Several cute creatures with special skills.
Mass optional objectives
Good varied soundtrack
The progress made cannot be lost anymore.
Pleasantly relaxed gameplay principle...
[83/100] reviewed at 19/05/2026 - Test Yoshi and the Mysterious Book (... und das Geheimnisvolle Buch) - Test / [read the full review on Games.ch]


Gameplay that constantly renews itself from one level to the next
Varied bestiary and very well thought out creature system
Good lifespan
Big surprise after the credits
Perfect balance between child and adult players
No two-player mode
Soundtrack too repetitive, enemies' music becomes annoying over time.


Delightful storybook aesthetic
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Driven by experimentation and discovery
+
Playful and inventive
+
Lots of goofy little guys
Wanting more in the story department
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Some finicky controls at times


Impressively varied stages
Accessible for everyone
Fairly beefy campaign
May be too low stakes for some


A new way of designing the platform
Gameplay ideas galore
One must accept the almost complete absence of challenge.
It's surprisingly complicated to "get into it"


Creative gameplay hook
Encourages experimentation
Platforming takes a backseat


The visual style is overwhelming.
The constant sensation of discovering something new at every moment.
The possibility of giving a name to creatures
Some puzzles are truly original
The times when you discover something unintentionally.
This is brief and could give more of itself.


Each level has unique gameplay elements.
Could be a little longer and more in-depth.


A different Yoshi game
Finding and triggering powers is super fun.
It piques our curiosity.
Being able to name the creatures from the book
No big challenge or nervousness (is it a flaw for you?)




Le bestiaire est plutôt riche et varié
Une difficulté bien dosée pour tout public
Le travail sur l?adaptation des noms en français
Un univers aussi coloré que mystérieux
Répétitif sur la durée
Le 100% n?est pas donné à tout le monde
L?utilité des fleurs souriantes
Creatures themselves nameable
High replayability of levels
Many gameplay mechanisms that often intertwine with each other.
Varied and non-linear levels with many hidden details.
No limitation by life or time
Unlockable in abundance.
A game that looks great and rewards curiosity a lot.
Some levels may become too short.
Little difficulty in general.
Lots of unique creatures to discover
Collectible flowers add replayability
Pleasant music
Extremely approachable for younger gamers...
Repetitive structure, and stages feel a little empty and drab
Some of the unlockables feel pointless
Visually lacking, especially in handheld mode
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