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Yoshi's Cookie

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Also known as
Yoshi no Cookie ヨッシーのクッキー

Arrange cookies into matching rows and columns to clear the board in this puzzle game.

Yoshi's Cookie was originally released in 1992 for the NES and Game Boy in Japan; the Game Boy version was later released in North America and Europe in 1993. The legacy year 1992 likely refers to the Japanese release, but the earliest worldwide commercial release for the Game Boy platform is 1993.

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Released
1993
Original release
1992
Genre
Puzzle
Size
60.85 KB
Rating
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About Yoshi's Cookie

Yoshi's Cookie is a puzzle game where players arrange cookies by their patterns. Matching identical cookies into complete rows or columns causes them to vanish, making space for further matches. The pace of play is fast.

A special Yoshi cookie serves a central function in both single-player and two-player modes, requiring strategic consideration. An exclusive feature of the Super Nintendo version is a separate puzzle mode, which presents one hundred distinct boards that must be cleared within a set move limit, offering a challenging alternative.

Yoshi's Cookie Screenshots

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Title Screen
Single Player Main Menu
The first level ... fairly easy stuff
New cookies glide in from the right and the top
Match multiples to gain a score bonus
Mario catches a stray cookie
Choose your character for multiplayer versus
You can set a handicap, just in case
Mario's a slave to the cookie
Yeah, that didn't go so well
Bowser takes the cake ... uh, cookie
Title screen (Japanese version)