The group becomes cowboys in the old west and their job is to apprehend the criminal known as Bowser the Brash! This board's main event is the train, named Steamer. Not to worry though! Sushi the shark can take players across the islands for free if they land on his happening space!

The players have to cross two separate bridges, on these bridges are happening spaced, if a player lands on them, they and all other players that are on the bridge are shot by the cannon and taken back to the start of the map. Other events include the Pirate Ship in the north-middle section of the board. So the players can avoid playing dozens upon dozens of coins to pass which is what typically happens in the former game. However, unlike Yoshi's Island, the Thwomps only serve as shortcuts and are not required to pass. This board takes elements from Yoshi's Tropical Island with the Thwomps. The party dresses as pirates and their goal is to walk Cap'n Bowser off the plank. Although there's fewer boards than its prequel, their much higher in quality. The game has 6 boards and in each changes the appearance of the characters to suit the theme of the board, This dramatically increases the game's replay value.The soundtrack is good and it has memorable songs like Bowser Appears, Keepin on the Path, Going Somewhere, Let The Game Begin, Horror Land and Couldn't Be Better.Good graphics by the standards of the end of the 1990s.The Japanese cover especially looks good. Pretty cool and well detailed cover art.

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