A Tale Of Paper Review (PlayStation 4)

Embark an emotional journey of a paperboy who will use origami to fulfill the dream of his creator. The line is no ordinary hero: for starters, Line is a piece of paper. But it’s not a regular piece of paper either: it is able to transform itself into different shapes like a frog, a paper plane, a rocket, or even a bird… among others. Each one of these shapes gives Line different abilities and allows him to navigate through the world, complete puzzles, and overcome unusual enemies.

Pros:

• Decent graphics.
• 3.14GB download size.
• Platinum trophy.
• 3D action platformer gameplay.
• Tutorial signs as you play.
• Abilities-read books to learn a new ability which is Origami, you fold/turn into other things.
• Loveable character.
• Optional secret areas.
• Checkpoints aplenty.
• Restart the checkpoint in the pause menu.
• Puzzle elements.
• Full of charm.

Cons:

• Annoying death sequences that drag the gameplay back.
• Set pieces can get annoying with things like timed platforming.
• The camera doesn’t help in a lot of places.
• Few instances where the camera would refuse to move so the next room or part of the level wouldn’t render and became invisible.
• Weird time consuming checkpoint placements.