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Yoshi's Woolly World (Nintendo Wii U)
by
Nintendo
Platform :
Nintendo Wii U
Rated:
Ages 3 and Over
| Price: | £32.47 & FREE Delivery in the UK. Details |
- Players tangle, pull and stitch yarn to explore Yoshi's world in creative new ways.
- Yoshi has never been more adorable than as a toy knit from yarn. His entire environment is made from materials like felt, yarn, cloth and cotton, creating a gorgeous HD world that looks good enough to touch.
- Instead of eggs, Yoshi tosses yarn balls at enemies. He can incapacitate a Piranha Plant by muzzling it with a piece of colored string. Or he can even use the yarn to knit together background elements.
- Gobble friends and turn them into eggs. Then toss them into hard-to-reach heights and secret depths to discover in two-player cooperative play.
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Product detailsEdition: Standard
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Product Description
Edition: Standard
Product Description
Embark on a new Yoshi adventure in a world made from yarn, cloth and textiles. Explore the world by using yarn to weave wool platforms and warp pipes to reach new areas, and gleefully unravel its secrets and puzzles by pulling yarn walls apart. Add a little color to Yoshi's life with a spectrum of yarn balls. Then team up with a friend to have a ball together in this wild and woolly world.
Features
- Players tangle, pull and stitch yarn to explore Yoshi's world in creative new ways.
- Yoshi has never been more adorable than as a toy knit from yarn. His entire environment is made from materials like felt, yarn, cloth and cotton, creating a gorgeous HD world that looks good enough to touch.
- Instead of eggs, Yoshi tosses yarn balls at enemies. He can incapacitate a Piranha Plant by muzzling it with a piece of colored string. Or he can even use the yarn to knit together background elements.
- Gobble friends and turn them into eggs. Then toss them into hard-to-reach heights and secret depths to discover in two-player cooperative play.
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About the game
Set off with a friend through a wild, woolly world in this grand Yoshi adventure exclusively for Wii U! A treasure trove of clever handicraft stages are ready for you to explore. Unravel their secrets and colour your world with a spectrum of yarn balls to knit new paths and get every last collectible.
Brand new knitted features
Knitting yarn, patchwork, and other handicraft materials combine into a whimsical and crafty backdrop for our knit Yoshi to explore. Instead of eggs, this time Yoshi tosses yarn balls that he can use to clear blocked paths, tangle-up enemies, or even knit together platforms and warp pipes.
Multiplayer features
Yoshi can also tug at stray yarn to unravel walls and reveal hard-to-reach areas filled with hidden collectibles. Tackle challenges in local two-player co-op by partnering up with a friend. Gobble 'em up and spit 'em out to reach new heights or take out craftwork creepers like paratroopas, piranha plants and shy guys! It's time to get crafty.
HD knitted fun!
Yoshi has never been more adorable than as a toy knit from yarn. His entire environment is made from materials like felt, yarn, cloth and cotton, creating a gorgeous HD world that looks good enough to touch. Instead of eggs, Yoshi tosses yarn balls at enemies. He can incapacitate a Piranha Plant by muzzling it with a piece of coloured string. Or he can even use the yarn to knit together background elements.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
By
P. Marck
on 10 July 2015
Edition: Standard
I have to say that I pre-ordered Yoshi's Woolly World for £24.54 and at first I didn't really expect a whole lot from the game but as I played more and more I began to adore everything about it, and yes, even the tedious job of finding the hidden collectibles was also somewhat fun (not always though). And yeah, the game is pretty easy (except for the final boss in the Boss Tent).
The game is basically your standard Super Mario 2.5D platformer but in this case, it's all in a knit-form world so it's all the more cuter than the normal visuals you'd get. Aside that, the gameplay is smooth and the framerate is mostly a breeze but when you get to parts that are too stuffed you'll notice that the framerate will crumble so get used to it as there's just no way around it (unless you avoid playing these stages but some are a must as they're the main).
In total there's five worlds, with an additional that unlocks after you complete the first five so a total of six. However, that's not all, after that there's also the Star-S stage which is the final-final stage and the Boss Tent is a sped-up version of the bosses you fought along the way before (not really difficult minus the last one which you need to be quicker dodging him). The music in YWW is absolutely stunning and beautiful to say the least, so I could never get enough of it but a few of them really started to annoy me with all that looping and such.
Lastly, with the amiibos you can use their costumes (as you can see below on the pictures) but those that are Pokémon it doesn't work for some reason although they might change it in the future.
Overall; It's a really great neat game which I personally clocked over 50hrs and loved it (I know I'm missing a couple of enemy statues but whatever, I'm pretty much finished with it and the 100% wouldn't make any difference now -- Edit: In order to get 100% you need to hit every type of enemy with your knit ball).
The game is basically your standard Super Mario 2.5D platformer but in this case, it's all in a knit-form world so it's all the more cuter than the normal visuals you'd get. Aside that, the gameplay is smooth and the framerate is mostly a breeze but when you get to parts that are too stuffed you'll notice that the framerate will crumble so get used to it as there's just no way around it (unless you avoid playing these stages but some are a must as they're the main).
In total there's five worlds, with an additional that unlocks after you complete the first five so a total of six. However, that's not all, after that there's also the Star-S stage which is the final-final stage and the Boss Tent is a sped-up version of the bosses you fought along the way before (not really difficult minus the last one which you need to be quicker dodging him). The music in YWW is absolutely stunning and beautiful to say the least, so I could never get enough of it but a few of them really started to annoy me with all that looping and such.
Lastly, with the amiibos you can use their costumes (as you can see below on the pictures) but those that are Pokémon it doesn't work for some reason although they might change it in the future.
Overall; It's a really great neat game which I personally clocked over 50hrs and loved it (I know I'm missing a couple of enemy statues but whatever, I'm pretty much finished with it and the 100% wouldn't make any difference now -- Edit: In order to get 100% you need to hit every type of enemy with your knit ball).
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