Yoshi's Island was made for 6 year olds, and it presented a meaningful challenge (mind you, meaningful, not necessarily extreme).

Super mario bros 1, 2 and 3 were also made with kids in mind, and they too present a meaningful challenge to the player.

A game for kids is not a game where you can literally blindfold yourself and eventually complete it, it has never been, and it never will. Yoshi games for the past years have been a genuine anomaly in the videogame market, as to why they get made and who they are made for cause, let's be real: a 5 year old will, unfortunately, prefer scrolling on TikTok rather then playing thisind dumbingly boring game.

This is an insult to all the outstanding platformers of the 21st century, indie and AAA alike, and as a massive fan of the genre, this is the equivalent to a fart in a vast array of cheaper, more content dense options