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Good Feel has been confirmed as the developer of Yoshi and the Mysterious Book, per in-game credits and review scores; the studio is known for Yoshi’s Woolly World and Kirby’s Extra Epic Yarn.
The article confirms Good-Feel as the developer behind Yoshi and the Mysterious Book, with Kumi Tanioka contributing the soundtrack; the Nintendo Switch 2 version is slated to release on May 21.
Nintendo Life confirms Good-Feel developed Yoshi and the Mysterious Book for Switch 2, continuing a long relationship that includes Yoshi’s Woolly World and Yoshi’s Crafted World (Kirby’s Epic Yarn is cited as a precursor). The game’s NL review gave 6/10, praising the creatures to discover but criticizing a repetitive structure and lack of meaningful challenge.
The director and developer of Princess Peach: Showtime, Etsunobu Ebisu and Good-Feel respectively, have been revealed after the game's release, breaking Nintendo's tradition of keeping such information under wraps until after launch. Ebisu, known for his work on the Goemon series, marks his return to directing after 25 years, while Good-Feel has a history of developing Nintendo games like Kirby’s Epic Yarn and Yoshi’s Wooly World. This secrecy mirrors Nintendo's recent trend of withholding information about key game elements until after launch, including the voice actor for Mario and the developers behind the Super Mario RPG remake.
Nintendo has revealed that Princess Peach: Showtime! was developed by Good-Feel and directed by Etsunobu Ebisu, marking his first directorial work since Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon. Good-Feel, founded in 2005, has been developing games for Nintendo's hardware, including Kirby's Epic Yarn and Yoshi's Crafted World. The game's credits confirm the long-suspected developer, and Eurogamer recently awarded Princess Peach: Showtime! with an impressive four out of five stars, praising its unique treatment of Princess Peach as the primary protagonist.
Etsunobu Ebisu, the designer of the classic Goemon series, has directed Princess Peach Showtime, marking his first directorial role in over 25 years. The game is developed by Good-Feel and is set to be released on March 22, featuring Princess Peach's first solo adventure since 2005. Nintendo has been secretive about the developer behind the game, reminiscent of their approach with previous projects. Despite lacking innovation and challenge, the game charms with its animations and cinematic flair.
Nintendo continues to withhold information about the developers behind its games, with dataminers uncovering hints that Princess Peach: Showtime may be developed by Good-Feel, a studio known for working with Nintendo on previous titles. This lack of transparency has raised questions about Nintendo's approach to crediting its development partners, especially in an industry that increasingly emphasizes transparency in game development.
Nintendo continues to withhold information about the developers behind its games, with Princess Peach: Showtime potentially being developed by Good-Feel, a beloved studio known for titles like Kirby's Epic Yarn and Yoshi's Crafted World. This lack of transparency has puzzled fans and industry observers, especially in an era where game development is typically more transparent. Nintendo's reluctance to credit its development partners pre-release has sparked confusion and speculation, with many hoping for more openness in the future.
Nintendo is keeping the developer of the upcoming Princess Peach game, Showtime, a secret, telling people to wait for the game to come out and check the credits. Despite data mining suggesting that Good-Feel is the likely studio behind the game, Nintendo's secrecy is puzzling, especially considering Good-Feel's track record with popular games like Kirby’s Epic Yarn and Yoshi’s Crafted World. This level of opaqueness from Nintendo has left fans and industry observers scratching their heads and questioning the treatment of the talented developers behind the game.
Nintendo has not revealed which developer is behind the upcoming game Princess Peach: Showtime, with fans speculating that Yoshi's Crafted World developer Good-Feel may be involved based on a demo datamine. The company has chosen to keep the developer's identity a mystery until the game's release, similar to its approach with the voice actor for Mario in Wario Ware: Smooth Moves. This level of secrecy has sparked curiosity and speculation among fans, but the game itself has been described as a gentle adventure with elements reminiscent of Luigi's Mansion 3 and Paper Mario.
A dataminer has discovered that the developer for Princess Peach: Showtime! is likely Good-Feel, based on the demo's code naming conventions and previous projects. The demo is available on the Switch eShop, and the game is set to be released on March 22nd.