Even still at the tail end of the game, Papetura managed to tug at the heartstrings with a satisfying little narrative loop seeded near the beginning of your journey. No dialogue is shared between characters other than miniature animatics that float above the person of interest. Strange as the story may be, the plot isn’t the focal point of Papetura. You aren’t subject to spend the remainder of your days in jail of course, no matter how serene it may be! No, your adventure awaits beyond making the world's most simplistic prison break: drop-kicking living footstools, befriending a little shadow-cat like critter called Tura that spits hairballs of life and stores objects in its face, and becoming vored by a worm-like Monstro from Pinnochio… what I assume a typical Switz prison is like). Instantly, there’s a sense of otherworldliness and mystery from only booting the game.Ĭonfined within a papier-mâché cage, a sentient strip of paper called Pape mills about - accompanied by a moth-like creature and a series of luminescent flower bulbs (i.e. So let's shine a light on the fantastical and freakish world of Papetura.
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Luckily for us, a cascade of content ever rolls out of the depths of Steam, Itch.io, and the like one such “ poke and tapper” has left a sizable paper trail full of artistry, craftsmanship, and homages. Though the point & click adventure genre may be relatively dormant since the golden era of '80s & '90s PC Gaming, modern independent studios have proven time and time again there still is an audience for these types of titles. Reviews // 18th Jul 2021 - 2 years ago // By Danielle Winter Papetura Review
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