Just a couple of days before the launch of Yoshi and the Mysterious Book, we finally have confirmation about the developer behind the game. This may not come as much of a surprise, but it was indeed Good-Feel who developed the project.
Good-Feel being the developer of Yoshi and the Mysterious Book is something that fans had already speculated on. Nintendo itself has still not shared this officially and probably won’t be doing so, letting fans get the information for themselves when they reach the credits.
Nintendo is offering up another look at Yoshi and the Mysterious Book today, and we now have a look at the game’s opening.
The video serves as the initial cutscene and highlights how the adventure begins. It looks like Bowser Jr. is the one who comes across Mr. E and sets things in motion.
Nintendo is about to publish Yoshi and the Mysterious Book on Nintendo Switch 2, but before that happens, reviews of the game are starting to come online. We’ve rounded up some of the early verdicts.
Yoshi and the Mysterious Book is the first entry in the series since Yoshi’s Crafted World in 2019. This time around, Nintendo is offering a puzzle platformer in which players can enter a living encyclopedia. Yoshi can interact with quirky creatures and learn all about them. He can jump on them, carry them on his back, gobble them up to see what they taste like, and more.
Below is the roundup of reviews for Yoshi and the Mysterious Book:
Today, Doot and Seaven Studio shared the news that Kabuto Park is getting a new version for Nintendo Switch. The game is planned for May 28, 2026.
Kabuto Park is a cozy bug collecting adventure game. On Nintendo Switch, players can take advantage of the Joy-Con gyroscope by waving the controller like an insect catching net to collect bugs.
Learn more about the title with the following overview:
Thanks to PQube and CIRCLEfromDOT, we now have the release date for Kusan: City of Wolves. It’ll be out on July 30, 2026 both physically and digitally.
Kusan: City of Wolves, which features a hyper-violent neon-noir underworld where every fight is a brutal performance and every bullet counts, back in 2024. The plan was always to have it ready for this year, but now we have an actual date.
Thanks to Skystone Games and Mi’pu’mi Games, the launch trailer is in for Black Jacket. The game, a narrative-driven roguelite deckbuilder where players gamble their souls against restless spirits in the afterlife, has now come to Nintendo Switch.
A bunch of details can be found in the following overview:
Hotel Barcelona is making the jump to Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch, Eden Industries and White Owls revealed today. Launch timing will be shared soon.
Hotel Barcelona is a 2.5D action horror roguelite coming from Suda51 and Swery. When it hits Nintendo platforms, the game will come with the base game, the Under New Management overhaul, the Late Check-Out DLC, and all updates to date with online co-op for 1–3 players, 4-player invasion, and PvP.
A new version 4.0.0 update for Nintendo Sound Clock: Alarmo is now available.
One of the highlights is a new “Random Selection from Favorites” feature. Also, Nintendo says it changed the method for selecting alarm scenes.
The full notice about the update is as follows:
Two new modes are on the way to Street Fighter 6 – specifically Random Avatar Matches and Avatar Arcade. Both are coming to the game on May 28, 2026.
With Random Avatar Matches, players can experience “quick and fair online Avatar Battles”. Avatar Arcade provides “efficient avatar growth”.
Here’s some additional information, courtesy of Capcom:
Ahead of its launch next month, a brand new “Prologue Demo” has just come out for The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales.
The demo lets players try out the HD-2D action RPG for themselves. Save data can be carried over to the full game.
Here’s some additional information about the demo:
