Prerelease:Cookie Run: Puzzle World
This page details pre-release information and/or media for Cookie Run: Puzzle World.
On March 2, 2017, Devsisters held an investors metting revealing their plans to expand their games lineup, including the CookieRun franchise. This image is our first look at what would eventually become Cookie Run: Puzzle World.
Sometime during May 2017, Devsisters released a screenshot of CookieRun: Puzzle in development. Despite them calling it CookieRun Puzzle, it's more likely this was actually from "CookieRun: Mysterious Jelly Dictionairy", as revealed in a Tweet, this concept was sketched from a "Very early" build in 2017. The concept art also has jelly shapes which are practically identical as the ones shown in the screenshot.
Revealed in yet another Tweet, "CookieRun & Fantastic Jellies" was from a "Pretty old build", though it's likely before the upcoming builds.
Revealed in this tweet, Cookie Puzzle was made at around the same time as the release of Cookie Wars (August 23), so it's likely Fantastic Jellies came before this.
A tweet reveals that CookieRun: Cookie Puzzle World was a later concept of the game, likely after Cookie Puzzle.
Later in 2019, Devsisters revealed "Cookie Puzzle" as part of their games lineup publicly, alongside a screenshot. This screenshot more closely resembles the final game, just lacking in the unique artstyle that made it stand out from the rest of the series.
Later, when it was revealed as CookieRun: JellyPop, Devsisters released a trailer. Within it, you can spot some keen differences. Note:
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GingerBrave and Strawberry Cookie's episode icons are both lacking in the new artstyle.
Herb Cookie's booster is also lacking in the artstyle.
Strawberry Cookie's booster seems to be somewhat unfinished, as instead of creating strawberry darts like in the final, it clones itself to hit jellies instead.
Werewolf Cookie's episode, "Lone Wolf Dillemia", takes place after GingerBrave's episode, and is using a trophy as a placeholder.
