
Yoshi's Story
A vibrant picture-book platformer where Yoshis must restore the Super Happy Tree by collecting magical fruit. Features six colorful yarn-themed worlds with branching paths and multiple endings.
Platform
nintendo 64
Year
1997
Genre
Platformer
Developer
Nintendo EAD
Controls
About This Game
Introduces a unique 'fruit meter' health system and heart-based lives mechanic.
Features 24 playable Yoshis with distinct color patterns and vocal sounds.
Notable for its paper-craft aesthetic and dynamic soundtrack that changes based on Yoshi's mood.
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