Play Yoshi's Cookie (Europe) on snes Online

Yoshi's Cookie came out for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System in 1993, developed by Bullet-Proof Software and published by Nintendo. It was part of that wave of puzzle games on the SNES that offered something a little different from the action platformers dominating the system. You slide rows and columns of cookies to line up matching flavors, trying to clear the board before it fills up.

You control a cursor to shift entire rows or columns of cookies, aiming to create complete lines of the same type. The main goal is to clear each stage by matching enough cookies, but the challenge comes from the board's constant upward crawl and the introduction of special pieces like mint cookies that don't match anything. The pace starts relaxed but quickly becomes demanding as the screen fills with awkward cookie shapes and faster scrolling. It feels satisfying to set up a big chain reaction and watch the board clear, even when the pressure is high.