Link: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/paper-trail-netflix/id1668440872 Paper Trail NETFLIX Netflix, Inc. NETFLIX MEMBERSHIP REQUIRED. Solve puzzles and explore cozy places around a foldable paper world in this enchanting gam… Free Buy Now Watch Media DetailsNETFLIX MEMBERSHIP REQUIRED. Solve puzzles and explore cozy places around a foldable paper world in this enchanting game about growing up. Long-lost secrets and other wonders await. This cozy top-down puzzle adventure is set in a foldable paper world where you play as Paige, a budding academic who's leaving home for the first time to pursue her studies. On this journey, you'll uncover secrets, explore new areas, meet characters with memorable stories and solve puzzles by folding the environment and merging the two sides into one. FOLD A COZY WORLD, ONE PAGE AT A TIME What feels simple at first — folding and forging paths to explore — quickly becomes mischievously tricky! Alter your world as you contort, spin, rotate and twist around to untangle the puzzle of Paper Trail. ENGAGING PUZZLES, INTRIGUING PEOPLE Solve puzzles that tease your brain and open up Paper Trail. Traveling through the folds will introduce you to a unique cast of characters whose stories help you navigate the wider world. BEAUTIFUL, HANDCRAFTED ENVIRONMENTS Deep, dark caves that haven't been explored. The tallest treetops buffeted by rain. This immersive game offers the opportunity to take in a variety of handcrafted environments as you continue on your path. Take in the sights and wonders as you go. AN ENCHANTING ART STYLE The look of Paper Trail draws heavily from flat aesthetic styles like printmaking and watercolors. These soothing styles seamlessly blend together and create a unique-looking game that complements the paper environment. - Created by Newfangled Games. Information Seller:Netflix, Inc. Genre:Adventure, Puzzle Release:May 21, 2024 Updated:Jun 04, 2024 Version:4916 Size:896.6 MB TouchArcade Rating:Unrated User Rating:Unrated Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal Subscribe to the TouchArcade YouTube channel anthony78 Well-Known Member Nov 13, 2015 3,128 704 113 #2 anthony78, May 21, 2024 Killer day for Netflix. Looking forward for checking this one out and already know Katana Zero is awesome. Apple Arcade is being left in the dust… ste86uk likes this. squarezero Moderator Staff Member Patreon Silver Dec 10, 2008 13,716 1,240 113 Male Chief Strategy Officer Salem, Massachusetts, USA #3 squarezero, May 21, 2024 Don’t forget Braid a few days ago. Frankly, I don’t see AA in competition with Netflix anymore. They have different audiences and different strategies — it just happens that Netflix is more for people like “us.” ste86uk and sebgo like this. sebgo Well-Known Member Dec 26, 2010 834 399 63 Male 95% leisure. Somewhere in a town amidst the Amazon jungle. http://www.google.com #4 sebgo, May 21, 2024 I agree with you. With few exceptions, I never considered Arcade catalogue attractive; not in the past, not now. I think their best effort has been including "+" games. As for Netflix, I'm not a series/movies person, so I can't justify a subscription for a few games I already have somewhere else and I won't play anymore, anyway. Fun fact is there are still many N subscribers who don't know/care about the games on offer with the service. squarezero likes this. ste86uk Well-Known Member May 9, 2012 6,774 1,003 113 #5 ste86uk, May 22, 2024 @sebgo its all a free bonus for me. I haven’t had live tv for many years so I don’t have to pay the extortionate prices in the U.K. for that and a television licence when I hardly get any time to watch any anyway. So I’ve always had Netflix instead so I love all the free bonus games for me. sebgo likes this. sebgo Well-Known Member Dec 26, 2010 834 399 63 Male 95% leisure. Somewhere in a town amidst the Amazon jungle. http://www.google.com #6 sebgo, May 22, 2024 Last edited: May 22, 2024 I'll have to look that up! I mean about the TV licence and prices. Sounds like an interesting topic to learn about. ( °⌓°) Edit: A quick GPT consultation mentioned some annual fee for color and b&w TV, and access to live broadcast content. I asked about quality and it mentioned being usually considered high quality. Here, such fees don't exist, therefore content quality is mostly bad, with national channels focusing on shytti brainless reality shows, a terrible soccer league or soap operas, with educational, cultural and objective content being a rare sight. Well, I learned something new before the end of the day/world. Haha "BBC". anthony78 Well-Known Member Nov 13, 2015 3,128 704 113 #7 anthony78, May 23, 2024 When Apple Arcade first started they had some fantastic original games that were more tailored towards the hardcore gamers like Fantasian, Manifold Garden and The Last Campfire. I used to love Apple Arcade. Back then they would have been in more direct competition. Haven’t really felt excited about AA in a long time though. Don’t care for the “+” games because I’ve played most of them and overall they are leaning more causal and younger. Netflix has filled the void for me. sebgo and squarezero like this. psj3809 Moderator Jan 13, 2011 12,971 722 113 England #8 psj3809, May 23, 2024 I agree. That’s another reason I haven’t bothered with Apple Arcade. Most of the + games I’ve got already and it’s just a lazy way of adding more games. I want original games not ones from the App Store from years back anthony78 likes this. sebgo Well-Known Member Dec 26, 2010 834 399 63 Male 95% leisure. Somewhere in a town amidst the Amazon jungle. http://www.google.com #9 sebgo, May 23, 2024 I agree with this, in part. I think the "+" catalogue helps regular games stay active/supported. Like, if Game+ is in Arcade, then you can count on it being available in your purchase history. You know with Apple you own nothing when it comes to digital purchases, and one day they might be gone just because they had an argument with some gaming company or because a developer isn't making any profit from their apps. The more + games on Arcade, the better, especially if they're games in our purchase history. But yeah, it's also a lazy attempt. Anotherkellydown Moderator Staff Member Patreon Bronze Feb 10, 2014 4,581 1,134 113 Male CAD Technician I Upstate NY https://youtube.com/channel/UCcvu9xhE7xT-mZrXUZQJr5g #10 Anotherkellydown, May 25, 2024 TouchArcade Game of the Week: ’Paper Trail’ by Jared Nelson sebgo likes this. (You must log in or sign up to post here.) 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Killer day for Netflix. Looking forward for checking this one out and already know Katana Zero is awesome. Apple Arcade is being left in the dust…
Don’t forget Braid a few days ago. Frankly, I don’t see AA in competition with Netflix anymore. They have different audiences and different strategies — it just happens that Netflix is more for people like “us.”
I agree with you. With few exceptions, I never considered Arcade catalogue attractive; not in the past, not now. I think their best effort has been including "+" games. As for Netflix, I'm not a series/movies person, so I can't justify a subscription for a few games I already have somewhere else and I won't play anymore, anyway. Fun fact is there are still many N subscribers who don't know/care about the games on offer with the service.
@sebgo its all a free bonus for me. I haven’t had live tv for many years so I don’t have to pay the extortionate prices in the U.K. for that and a television licence when I hardly get any time to watch any anyway. So I’ve always had Netflix instead so I love all the free bonus games for me.
I'll have to look that up! I mean about the TV licence and prices. Sounds like an interesting topic to learn about. ( °⌓°) Edit: A quick GPT consultation mentioned some annual fee for color and b&w TV, and access to live broadcast content. I asked about quality and it mentioned being usually considered high quality. Here, such fees don't exist, therefore content quality is mostly bad, with national channels focusing on shytti brainless reality shows, a terrible soccer league or soap operas, with educational, cultural and objective content being a rare sight. Well, I learned something new before the end of the day/world. Haha "BBC".
When Apple Arcade first started they had some fantastic original games that were more tailored towards the hardcore gamers like Fantasian, Manifold Garden and The Last Campfire. I used to love Apple Arcade. Back then they would have been in more direct competition. Haven’t really felt excited about AA in a long time though. Don’t care for the “+” games because I’ve played most of them and overall they are leaning more causal and younger. Netflix has filled the void for me.
I agree. That’s another reason I haven’t bothered with Apple Arcade. Most of the + games I’ve got already and it’s just a lazy way of adding more games. I want original games not ones from the App Store from years back
I agree with this, in part. I think the "+" catalogue helps regular games stay active/supported. Like, if Game+ is in Arcade, then you can count on it being available in your purchase history. You know with Apple you own nothing when it comes to digital purchases, and one day they might be gone just because they had an argument with some gaming company or because a developer isn't making any profit from their apps. The more + games on Arcade, the better, especially if they're games in our purchase history. But yeah, it's also a lazy attempt.
