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Yoshis Cookie (New)

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Yoshis Cookie (New)
$18.49 $24.99 In stock

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The cookies of the title must be aligned by scrolling the biscuits horizontally and vertically. Two player mode makes for frantic action as success can temporarily mask a key area of players cookie tray. Simple, fun and Nintendo.

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Customer Reviews (4.2 / 5 · 5 reviews)

David ★★★★★

Finally got this for my collection, and the scrolling mechanic to align cookies is surprisingly addictive for such a simple concept. It's a perfect pick-up-and-play game when I've got a few minutes to kill.

Zoe I. ★★★★☆

The two-player mode is surprisingly chaotic; blocking your opponent's view while trying to line up cookies adds a great strategic twist. Takes a minute to get the hang of the scrolling controls, but once you do, it's genuinely fun.

Eli ★★★★☆

Two-player mode is where this one really shines—the frantic scramble to line up cookies while your opponent blocks your view gets genuinely tense. I just wish the single-player had a bit more variety in its stages, since the core mechanic stays the same throughout.

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