What does collecting every bead do? Now *that* seems like a challenge. You can't even tell if you're gonna do it until the level's over! I could see it being very tedious.

@Zero
I love the music, what is you talkin' ?

It's ok, but considering this is basically a combination of Yoshi's Island and Kirby's Epic Yarn I had high soundtrack expectations.

Zero said:

It's ok, but considering this is basically a combination of Yoshi's Island and Kirby's Epic Yarn I had high soundtrack expectations.

It beats the snot out of Yoshi's New Island, for sure...it's pretty good. Not as good as Epic Yarn's, but still solid nonetheless in my opinion.

Played through World 1 last night, and it's a pretty fun typical Nintendo platformer with a cool style. Seems like critics being harsh on it is just a case of not knowing what you're getting. The game totally nails what it's going for, it just might not be for everyone.

Not sure I need to play too much more of it, but yeah, it's adorable. Contrary to Zero, the soundtrack might actually be my favorite part, haha.

@Zero I agree. The music isn't bad, but it isn't really anything memorable.

I finished the game.

Didn't unlock any of the bonus levels and to be honest I probably won't. It's a great game but it'd be a hassle to try to find every flower and I'm ready to move on.

It's definitely my favorite Yoshi game since Yoshi's Island. Didn't quite rise to those heights but was fun nonetheless, and here and there one of the stages really hit that mark.

I still find myself whistling songs from the game at work over a year later. *shrugs*

Decided to sell my copy before getting 100% to put towards Paper Mario Color Splash. Still, Woolly World was tremendously enjoyable and I agree with Zero, it's the best one since Yoshi's Island for sure. A great time, well worth the full price I paid back then! (If you can get it cheaper now, it would be a steal.)

Some of Nintendo at its best. :)