Papetura

It's hard not to compare Papetura with games from amanita design. Papetura captures your senses from the very beginning with its stunning backgrounds, dense soundtrack and great sound effects. These are the games tools for storytelling. Papetura has no need for words. The puzzles are fair challenges and the game offers in build hints. At some points your character can die, but you won't suffer harsh penalties. If you have enjoyed Machinarium, Samoros, or even Lumino City, you should grab this game. The only thing I'm missing is a digital deluxe edition including the soundtrack.

This game is very short, but offers a really great story and atmosphere. It plays very similarly to games made from Amanita Design, but I managed to beat the game in only 1.5 hours. I'm not sure what else I can say about it besides this ... pick this up if you want a quick, fun and charming point and click adventure.

This creator of this game made the characters and background out of real, physical paper and did a beautiful job. The game mechanics are simple and easy to figure out. (Just know the game autosaves and you'll be fine with the Menu System.) The puzzles are varied and well thought out. There is a fun hint system to help the player get started / or when stuck. The only downside is the game is very short. A recommended game to those who love adventure games!

First of all, it is short. I've finished it in 1,5h. It looks lovely. The scenes are really unique. Author really makes art from paper. The puzzles are fresh. I love Machinarium-like games. Played a lot of them. Some of the puzzles were really nice to discover.