Publisher Thunderful Games recently announced its upcoming horror rogue-lite, where players will move across a world made entirely out of papers solving escape room-themed puzzles along the way. Paper Cut Mansion is set to release for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Switch, and PC via Steam sometime in 2022.
A description of the game via Thunderful Games can be seen below:
Paper Cut Mansion is a rogue-lite horror set in a unique handcrafted world made of cardboard coming to PC and console. Explore the titular mansion floor by floor, solving escape-room style puzzles, battling enemies and completing quests as you unlock new abilities to aid you on each run and seek to solve the mystery behind the mansion.
In Paper Cut Mansion you play as Toby, a police detective who awakens on the road leading to the eponymous old mansion. You will put those detective skills to the test as you seek to unravel the story behind this bizarre place, with each run giving you the opportunity to collect another piece of evidence to be tacked on the Evidence Board. The intriguing cast of characters you will meet as you explore may help or hinder you: some will offer quests that can earn you helpful rewards, some will try to hide and some are out to get you.
Creepy and Thrilling storyline unfolds (pun intended) as you progress in the game and unlocks different endings depending on your performance
Game mechanics designed for high replayability
Perma-death
The more you fail and start over, the more you learn about the mechanics
Unique AI for each enemy type – unexpected behaviours – makes enemies creepier and more fearsome
Logical puzzles are designed to make the player think
Collectible Upgrades
Customize your equipment before each run to shape your own play style
Paper Cut Mansion is set to release for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Switch, and PC via Steam sometime in 2022.
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