After only a very short time, A Tale of Paper is receiving a remaster. Titled A Tale of Paper: Refolded, the game will be releasing on Xbox Series consoles, Xbox One and PC on 19th August, with a Switch eShop (and PS5) release confirmed for later in the year, Gematsu reports.
You would be forgiven for forgetting about A Tale of Paper — the Little Nightmares-looking adventure game that was listed for a Switch release last year before disappearing without a trace. This remaster will be correcting that, bringing the original game to the console while also adding three prequel chapters alongside new playable characters.
Check out the official game blurb from Steam below alongside some of the features that the remaster has in store for us:
A Tale of Paper is a puzzle-platformer that tells the story of Line, a magical character made of paper who can use origami to change its shape. Transform into a frog, a rocket, a bird and more as Line embarks on an emotional journey to fulfill the dream of its creator.
Key Features
- Paper shape transformations: Jump high as an origami frog! Turn into a paper plane and soar! Discover seven forms, each with its own pros and cons
- A small hero in a big world: Overcome challenges, solve puzzles, and escape danger as you journey across beautifully crafted environments
- A narrative without text: Explore each level and find hidden collectibles to unveil the heartfelt story behind A Tale of Paper
- Discover bonus chapters: Complete the main adventure and unlock three prequel chapters, with a new character, new abilities, and new challenges
If A Tale Of Paper: Refolded looks up your street then keep your eyes peeled for an official Switch release date from developer Open House Games. With PS5 owners also waiting to hear about an official release date, we can't imagine that we'll have to wait that long.
What do you think of this game? Let the discussion unfold in the comments below?
[source gematsu.com]
Comments 6
The looks of it are great! I’m intrigued. Hope it will also play great.
Cool-looking game, and it definitely seems heavily inspired by Little Nightmares. But it has absolutely nothing in common with Paper Mario except that the main character happens to be made out of paper. I feel like Paper Mario comparisons are increasingly common, even when it isn't warranted. I mean... Nintendo didn't invent paper, guys.
game looks rly cool
(btw, the video starts at 1:31min, seems like you copied the timestamp into the post)
@Not_Soos Nintendo totally invented paper. Anyone who says otherwise is a Sony schill 😜
What's with these recent headlines including big-name games that have nothing more than a word or general theme in common with a new game? Like every farm sim is a new "Stardew Valley" and every game with 3D gravity-based mechanics is a new "Mario Galaxy." This has literally nothing to do with Paper Mario guys, come on. 😝
What about "Remastered for an old generation that has never heard of this game but is very interested"
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