Paper Trail Review | Bytesized

Will Cruz reviews Paper Trail, developed by Newfangled Games.

[samwill]

They made a video game out of those old foldovers in the back of MAD Magazine

[Soul-Burn]

On paper, it looks like a great game. Even if the story is paper thin, the puzzles look like an intricate origami.

[Ludi_Chris]

This is a cool concept, for a game mechanic.

[johnsnow]

relatable. I also have to trudge through swamps when I go to university

[hinasakurabestfriend]

I really appreciate this the bytesized review you do. Its let me to know about cool games I wouldn't know other wise. Thanks

[thewhorocks]

The great indies just keep coming. Like some others have mentioned, I was also a Gorogoa enjoyer, and this seems similar. It's a really cool looking mechanic.

[CJBooks]

"Despite occasional frustrations and moments where my skills fell short, I never once entertained the thought of quitting." That ended up being me with TUNIC Will.

[skyorrichegg]

Feels like Gorogoa crossed with Carto, well I guess this is a must purchase as I loved both of those games...

[ShadisDemarco]

I love Bytesized for showing me so many games I would probably never heard of otherwise!

[kingdodgearcane]

I know the team behind this game. I went to their launch party last night. Great group of geeks. :)

[jonathanmette]

Ok, but is the music playing in the background from the game? Because I love it

[ty_sylicus]

If this sounds good, give the lovely A Fold Apart a look at. That games uses the same paper fold mechanic.

[akamal]

I thought this would be something like Papers, Please.

[merman]

Fantastic idea, and I love the whole folding aesthetic. Great to see something truly different.

[MariaVosa]

That's a very reasonable price for a game that looks this good and with such a long gameplay.

[potatodadave]

For a second I was super confused why this channel was reviewing a Netflix game until I checked the steam store page and realized it came out in both platforms at the same time.

[WandererEris]

How does a hint system count as an accessibility feature? That doesn't make sense to me.

[frog]

Been looking for a game like Gorgoa and this seems like it'll scratch that itch!

[Aspharon]

Huh, I might actually try that games section that Netflix has.

[quetzalthegamer]

If you lot would like a suggestion for a mobile game similar to this one--a perspective puzzler--I would suggest a game called "Monument Valley and its sequel Monument Valley 2. I've never seen a more aesthetically beautiful game before.