Yoshi and the Mysterious Book is now available on Nintendo Switch 2, and Nintendo has released an official launch trailer to mark the debut.
Developed by Good-Feel, the new platformer continues the developer's recent work with the Yoshi franchise and is available today in both physical and digital formats on the Nintendo eShop.
According to the game's official description, the story begins when a talking encyclopedia named Mr. E falls from the sky onto the island where the Yoshis live.
Mr. E's pages are filled with creatures waiting to be discovered, and Yoshi explores those pages to learn more about the inhabitants.
Gameplay centers on Yoshi's classic abilities—eating enemies, jumping on foes, and carrying allies on his back—to reveal characteristics and interactions tied to the creatures found within Mr. E's pages.
Some discoveries prompt environmental changes, such as flowers blooming, while others produce effects like bubbles that open up new paths and exploration opportunities.
The launch trailer released by Nintendo provides a final look at Good-Feel's platforming design and visual direction for the title.
The footage highlights level variety, creature interactions, and the ways Yoshi's core mechanics are used to progress.
Nintendo's announcement confirms that the game is exclusive to Nintendo Switch 2 and that both boxed and digital editions are available at launch.
For players seeking to purchase, the digital edition is listed on the Nintendo eShop, while retail copies are being sold at participating stores.
Good-Feel, the studio behind prior Yoshi entries such as Yoshi's Woolly World and Yoshi's Crafted World, remains the lead developer on this release, continuing its longstanding collaboration with Nintendo on family-friendly platformers.
This launch marks the latest Yoshi-centered title to arrive on Nintendo hardware and adds to the Switch-era library of first-party exclusives.
Fans can watch the launch trailer on Nintendo's official channels for a closer look at gameplay and presentation.
The game is available now for Nintendo Switch 2 in both physical and digital formats.
Developed by Good-Feel, the new platformer continues the developer's recent work with the Yoshi franchise and is available today in both physical and digital formats on the Nintendo eShop.
According to the game's official description, the story begins when a talking encyclopedia named Mr. E falls from the sky onto the island where the Yoshis live.
Mr. E's pages are filled with creatures waiting to be discovered, and Yoshi explores those pages to learn more about the inhabitants.
Gameplay centers on Yoshi's classic abilities—eating enemies, jumping on foes, and carrying allies on his back—to reveal characteristics and interactions tied to the creatures found within Mr. E's pages.
Some discoveries prompt environmental changes, such as flowers blooming, while others produce effects like bubbles that open up new paths and exploration opportunities.
The launch trailer released by Nintendo provides a final look at Good-Feel's platforming design and visual direction for the title.
The footage highlights level variety, creature interactions, and the ways Yoshi's core mechanics are used to progress.
Nintendo's announcement confirms that the game is exclusive to Nintendo Switch 2 and that both boxed and digital editions are available at launch.
For players seeking to purchase, the digital edition is listed on the Nintendo eShop, while retail copies are being sold at participating stores.
Good-Feel, the studio behind prior Yoshi entries such as Yoshi's Woolly World and Yoshi's Crafted World, remains the lead developer on this release, continuing its longstanding collaboration with Nintendo on family-friendly platformers.
This launch marks the latest Yoshi-centered title to arrive on Nintendo hardware and adds to the Switch-era library of first-party exclusives.
Fans can watch the launch trailer on Nintendo's official channels for a closer look at gameplay and presentation.
The game is available now for Nintendo Switch 2 in both physical and digital formats.
