Papetura Craft Edition Coming to Nintendo Switch & PS5 on Nov 5, 2024

Gaming Staff • September 2, 2024

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Meridiem, a video game publisher and distributor, has announced that Papetura Craft Edition will be available in physical retail stores across Europe for Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 5 on November 5. The game, developed by Petums and digitally published by Feardemic, is an adventure and puzzle game that offers a unique visual experience as it is handcrafted from paper cutouts.

The Craft Edition of Papetura will include a specially designed case, an exquisite art book, and a code to download the original game soundtrack. Players control Pape, a small paper being, and his friend Tura, as they try to save their world from a mysterious fiery threat. The game's puzzle design and narrative intertwine to create a cohesive and fluid experience, with puzzles that are intuitive and integrate naturally with the paper environment.

Papetura has received positive reviews for its unique visual style and handcrafted design. The game's creator, Tomasz Ostafin, is praised for his creativity and dedication in creating the paper world, and Floex's atmospheric music is also highlighted. The game has received several awards and recognition in the video game industry.

The Craft Edition of Papetura will feature a unique point & click experience, where the story is told through unique animations and sounds, with everything made of paper. The game also has a beautiful and ambient soundtrack composed by Floex and Tomas Dvorak. The puzzles are part of the story, as they unlock the intriguing narrative.

Meridiem is responsible for the design and manufacture of this physical version of Papetura. Petums is a little one-man studio that hand-crafts and designs games, putting heart and soul into paper. Feardemic is a publisher of computer games and their related entertainment products, specializing in the publishing of games that contain a strong horror narrative.

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