Yoshi's Crafted World Rail Yard Run Red Coins

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Rail-Yard Run is the first level of Sunshine Station. Yoshi unravels the rolled path before starting the level. The player will come pass the three coins.There are three coins above the red and green Shy Guys. References ↑ Zephiel810.

Developer:
Good-Feel

Platforms:
Nintendo Switch

Genre:Platformer

Release Date:March 29, 2019

Yoshi’s Crafted World is a 2.5D Nintendo Switch sidescrolling platformer developed by Good-Feel and published by Nintendo. It is the the eighth mainline instalment in the Yoshi franchise.

Development

Yoshi’s Crafted World was first revealed by Nintendo at E3 2017. Revealed with just the tentative title Yoshi, the game was originally scheduled for a 2018 launch. The game was revealed in full a year later in June 2018 as Yoshi’s Crafted World, when it was also confirmed that its release had been delayed, and that it would instead be releasing in 2019. The final release date of March 29, 2019 was confirmed by Nintendo via their Twitter account in January 2019.

Rail yard definition

Development of the game was handled by Good-Feel, who has also developed previous Yoshi title Yoshi’s Woolly World for the Wii U, as well as its Nintendo 3DS port Poochy and Yoshi’s Woolly World. The game was developed on Unreal Engine 4, making it the first Nintendo game ever to be developed using the engine. A demo for the game, containing the first level, was also released in February 2019.

Story

The game is set on Yoshi’s Island, where all Yoshis live peacefully. At the top of the tallest peak on the island rests a gem-set stone known as the Sundream Stone, which is an artefact that is said to hold powers to make dreams come true. Kamek and Baby Bowser learn about the gem’s powers, but when they attempt to steal it, the Stone’s gems are sent flying in all directions throughout the island, as are the Yoshis, Kamer, and Baby Bowser. It then falls to the Yoshis to recover the gems and repair the Sundream Stone.

Crafted

Gameplay

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Unlike its predecessor Yoshi’s Woolly World, Yoshi is not made of yarn, but instead of a handcrafted fabric-like material. The rest of the game sports the same aesthetic as well, evoking similarities with Yoshi’s Woolly World and Kirby’s Epic Yarn, but while adopting a different visual style. The game is played from a 2D sidescrolling perspective, with 3D characters moving around in a 2.5D plane. In some levels, players can move and interact with the environments in three dimensions as well, and are allowed to move forwards an backwards as well.

Yoshi can directly aim at specific spots in the environment to throw eggs, to reveal hidden passageways or solve environmental puzzles. During the game’s initial reveal, Yoshi was shown to be “flipping” the stages to be able to interact with them from opposite viewpoints, but this gameplay mechanic was eventually toned down, and emphasized less in the final game.

Yoshi’s Crafted World also has a multiplayer mode for up to two players, with each player controlling their own Yoshi. In co-op, Yoshis can now also ride on each other. Players can also attempt a second bonus run through each level. These are played from the opposite perspective as ordinary levels, and contain three Poochy Pups hiding in the environment. Players have to aim and throw eggs at hidden Poochy Pups to reveal them, which then follow Yoshi throughout the rest of the level, with the ultimate objective being to lead all three Poochy Pups to the end of the level.

The game also sees the return of Poochy, a canine companion that follows Yoshi around and can be ridden, and controlled to hit obstacles in the environments as well as enemies. Like previous Yoshi titles, there are also collectible items scattered throughout each stage, which come in the form of Red Coins and Blue Coins. Red Coins are easily found and usually scattered with regular Yellow Coins in every level, with there being a total of twenty Red Coins per each level. Red Coins can also be found with Fly Guys, who need to be hit with eggs. Blue Coins are harder to find, and are carried by Shy Guys throughout the level. Defeating Shy Guys by hitting them with eggs can yield Blue Coins. Smiley Flowers are also collectible items, which are scattered and hidden throughout the level.

Yoshi

Several levels and areas for the game have been confirmed by Nintendo. These include the Rail-Yard Run, which is a world featuring a train and a town; Sunshine Station, a level with the Rail-Yard Run world; Ninjarama, a ninja-themed sub-world; Depective Doors, a level in Ninjarama; a carnival themed world called Cardstock Carnival; a world called Pastel Pathway; Poochy’s Sweet Run and Stitched together, two levels within Pastel Pathway; Haunted Maker Mansion, a haunted graveyard level; a desert area; a forest area; a town area during nighttime; a town area covered in fog; and a factory-like area.

Several different kinds of Yoshis are playable, with regular Yoshi, Red Yoshi, Blue Yoshi, Light Blue Yoshi, Pink Yoshi, Purple Yoshi, Orange Yoshi, and Yellow Yoshi all being among available playable characters in the game. During co-op multiplayer, each player controls a different Yoshi. Several features, mechanics, and staples of the Yoshi franchise’s previous entries also return, such as being able to eat enemies or object, or turning them into eggs. Yoshi can also unlock cardboard costumes to wear, which also provide him defensive buffs. Some of the designs of these cardboard boxes are based on Nintendo Labo, and Bullet Bill.

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Level
Rail-Yard Run
WorldSunshine Station
GameYoshi's Crafted World
<< List of levels>>

Rail-Yard Run is the first level of Yoshi's Crafted World, and the only level of Sunshine Station. As with previous first levels in the Yoshi franchise, the level introduces and teaches the player the basic mechanics of the game, including the Flutter Jump and making and throwing eggs. Rail-Yard Run was made playable as the sole level for the game's demo, released on February 13, 2019, more than one month prior to the final game's release.

  • 1Overview
  • 2Collectibles

Overview[edit]

Front side[edit]

Upon starting the level, a roll of paper rolls out along the path in front of Yoshi. A steam train emerges from a tunnel in the background, and eventually enters another tunnel. After a set of three coins at the path's starting point, there are two more sets formed in an arch above two Shy Guys, directing the player to jump over them. More series of coins lead Yoshi over a small hill and back down to lower ground, where a Piranha Plant lies beneath a semisolid platform. Next to the Piranha Plant is a wide, hollow platform containing several coins, including three Red Coins. Above the platform is a Message Block, which teaches the player the Flutter Jump. Using it, Yoshi can collect a trail of coins to the right, which ends with a 10 Coin. Proceeding forward, there is a Piranha Plant with three Red Coins above it underneath a Semisolid Platform; Yoshi can use the Flutter Jump to collect another similarly formed trail of coins that leads to the platform to avoid it entirely. The path eventually splits into two paths: one short one leading to a dead end with two coins and a 10 Coin above an idle Shy Guy, and another path that leads to the background and over a bridge. As soon as Yoshi takes the latter, the train emerges from the tunnel and passes under the bridge.

After crossing the bridge, a Message Block teaches the player how to create eggs from enemies, with a Warp Pipe dispensing Shy Guys located nearby. Another Message Block after the pipe teaches the player how to aim and throw eggs; next to it is a diagonal trail of coins leading to a Winged Cloud hovering above a Piranha Plant. When hit, the Winged Cloud creates a staircase leading to higher ground. At the top, there is a hidden Winged Cloud above a pair of coins containing five hearts. The path eventually leads back to the main plane, where another Message Block explains the ability to throw eggs into the background and foreground, which Yoshi can use in a nearby plain to obtain coins and hit different parts of the scenery and a Present Box containing several coins, including a red one. An Egg Block is also located nearby, as well as a Shy Guy in the foreground holding a Red Coin, which Yoshi can collect by throwing an egg at it. Past the Egg Block, there is a level crossing and a building atop an arch structure over a canyon on the other side. Throwing an egg at the building creates a bridge, allowing Yoshi to cross the canyon and reach the checkpoint. As soon as the bridge forms, the train passes under it and comes to a stop past the checkpoint.

Yoshi in the neighborhood

When Yoshi reaches the train, Kamek and Baby Bowser arrive and disassemble the locomotive into three parts – the cab, main engine, and wheel – and scatter them across the nearby area. The area is a neighborhood with many buildings, coins, Winged Clouds, and Shy Guys, surrounded by two paths split from the main path that later converge, forming a loop. The cab is located on top of the rightmost building on the back path, which is reached via a staircase created by the Winged Cloud in front of it; the engine is located inside the house at the end of the front path, which becomes obtainable after hitting and opening the house with an egg; and the wheel is found inside an open house at the beginning of the front path, which is obtained by throwing an egg at it. When a part is collected, it is treated similar to an egg and follows Yoshi; he can then reattach it to the train by pressing in front of it and throwing it at it. Once the locomotive is fully reassembled, the train becomes active. Yoshi can then ride on the train, which transports him through the neighborhood and the level crossing into the background, and eventually stops at the path leading to the goal.

Flip side[edit]

When Yoshi jumps back onto the train, it travels much faster than before back to the previous stop. The first Poochy Pup runs along the right side of the neighborhood. When Yoshi reaches the Egg Block past the level crossing, the black Poochy Pup can be seen running back and forth between two bushes in the background. A nearby Message Block explains that an egg can be thrown at a Poochy Pup to collect it; Yoshi must do this to collect the black one. The pink and final Poochy Pup hides inside the hollow platform (revealed in the flip side to be three boxes stuck together, two of which are labeled 'Jelly Beans').

In the demo, the level flips around after passing the goal. The Poochy Pups are revealed as they run alongside one another. If Yoshi chooses to search for them, a Message Block appears in front of the goal that explains how to collect them.

Collectibles[edit]

Smiley Flowers[edit]

  • Smiley Flower 1: Located above the Semisolid Platform with the Piranha Plant and three Red Coins underneath.
  • Smiley Flower 2: Found behind the window of the house on the plain.
  • Smiley Flower 3: Yoshi can enter the leftmost building on the back path, which contains several coins. From inside, he can reach the roof by jumping through the hatch door, which opens up and defeats two Shy Guys sitting there. The Smiley Flower is found on top of the water tower on the left.
  • Smiley Flower 4: At the center of the neighborhood is a large present next to a pond. If Yoshi hits it with an egg, the Smiley Flower is revealed, and a path is created between the front and back paths.
  • Smiley Flower 5: While on the train, shortly after the track bends right following the level crossing, the Smiley Flower is visible in the background. Yoshi must throw an egg at it to obtain it.

Three more Smiley Flowers are awarded for collecting at least 100 coins in the level, completing the level with 20 hearts, and collecting all 20 Red Coins. In the flip side, three are awarded for bringing all three Poochy Pups to the goal, and one more for doing so within two minutes and 30 seconds.

Crafts[edit]

A Blockafeller requests Yoshi to find cows for him as souvenirs, which are found in the background of Rail-Yard Run's front side:

  • Cow 1: Found just before the hill at the start of the level.
  • Cow 2: Found near the wide platform with the first Message Block above it.
  • Cow 3: Found next to a lake near the first Winged Cloud that forms a staircase.
  • Cow 4: Found in the plain.
  • Cow 5: Found shortly after the fourth one, next to the train track near the level crossing.

Found on the front side:

  • Clothesline: At the set of three buildings, between the second and third, in plain sight.

Found on the flip side:

  • Paper Airplane: In the background, in front of the train tracks just as the train appears.

Found in the background on the flip side:

  • Milk Bottle 1: In the town, in front of a house, near the Egg Block.
  • Milk Bottle 2: Inside an open yellow house, near a yellow bus Yoshi can stand on.
  • Milk Bottle 3: In the background behind a railroad track.
  • Milk Bottle 4: Next to a Moo Moo Meadows Milk carton, right after the Checkpoint Bell.
  • Milk Bottle 5: On a roll of yellow tape behind the Paper Airplane.

Sprout[edit]

Sprout is found in the northeastern corner of the neighborhood, directly to the right of the rightmost building.

Enemies[edit]

  • Shy Guy (30, not counting the Warp Pipe-dispensed Shy Guys)
  • Piranha Plant (4)

Message Block information[edit]

Flutter Jump
Press and hold to make Yoshi flutter in the air.

Making an Egg
After gobbling an enemy up with , Yoshi will make an egg!

Tossing an Egg
Press to activate the aiming cursor. Use to aim, and press to throw an egg.

Gather the Poochy Pups!
Touch a Poochy Pup and it will follow you.

Gather the Poochy Pups!
Toss eggs at the Poochy Pups to coax them to follow you.

Easter eggs[edit]

The level's flip side reveals the labels and backsides of the handcrafted environment and buildings, some of which hold Easter eggs. Behind the tallest building in the neighborhood, it is shown that the box used for the second-highest room is from a brand named 'Yo'ster Cookies,' a reference to the original Japanese name for Yoshi's Island, 'Yo'ster Island.' Another box of the same brand is used for the hill next to the Winged Cloud staircase. Near the checkpoint is a carton labeled 'Moo Moo Meadows Milk,' a sponsor from Mario Kart 8 and Mario Kart 8 Deluxe which is in turn derived from Moo Moo Meadows in Mario Kart Wii. On the bridge, there is a green sticker labeled 'HANDLE WITH CARE' that depicts two hands holding a ? Block, which originally appeared in Sunshine Airport. A ? Block also appears in chocolate form on a box labeled 'Caramel Blocks,' used for the small hill next to the wide, hollow platform.

  • The Yo'ster Cookies box

  • The Moo Moo Meadows Milk carton

  • The 'HANDLE WITH CARE' sticker with the ? Block

  • The Caramel Blocks box

Names in other languages[edit]

LanguageNameMeaning
Japanese旅立ち 汽車の町
Tabidachi Kisha no Machi
Setting Off: Train Town
Spanish (NOA)Villa LocomotoraLocomotive Village
French (NOE)Balade à LocovilleRide in Train-Ville
DutchOp pad in de StoomtreinstadOn the road in Steam Train City (Sunshine Station)
GermanDampflok-RennenSteam-Locomotive Race
ItalianCorsa a vaporeSteam Race
RussianПаровозово
Parovozovo
From паровоз (train) and -ово, a word ending often used for village names.
Korean기차 마을로 여행을 떠나자
Gicha Maeullo Yeohaengeul Tteonaja
Let's Take a Trip to Train Village
Chinese往火車之都出發 (Traditional)
往火车之都出发 (Simplified)
Wǎng huǒchē zhī dū chūfā
Setting Off to Train City
Yoshi's Crafted Worldlevels
Sunshine StationRail-Yard Run
Yarrctopus DocksMany Fish in the Sea • Pirate Pier
Go-Go LandPoochy's Tape Trail • Go-Go Yoshi
Big Paper PeakMine-Cart Cave • Whistlestop Rails • Mousers and Magnets • The Tin-Can Condor
Origami GardensSpring Sprung Trail • Monty-Mole-B-Gone
Dino DesertDino Smash • Skelesaurus Wrecks
Pastel PathwayStitched Together • Poochy's Sweet Run • Yoshi Pulls Some Strings
Sky-High HeightsAltitude Adjustment • Poochy's Magma Run • Windward Way
Cardstock CarnivalSpinwheel Shuffle • Haunted Maker Mansion • Hoop-Jump Hop
Acorn ForestWeighing Acorns • Jumping to Victory • Spike the Piranha
Chilly-Hot IslesBombs Away on Pirate Island • Slip-Slide Isle • Burt's Bouncy Battle
NinjaramaDeceptive Doors • Behind the Shoji • The Shogun's Castle
Rumble JungleExploring the Animal Kingdom • Hoppin' Higher • Jungle Tour Challenge • Gator Train Attacks!
Outer OrbitThe Countdown Begins • Ride the Stars • Space-Hub Hubbub
Cheery ValleyRide the River • Open, Shut! • Solar Zoom
ShadowvilleBe Afraid of the Dark • Skulking Around • Mr. Geary's Factory • The Great King Bowser
Hidden HillsRough Rolling • Under Siege • Floppin' and Poppin' • Kamek Kerfuffle

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