Early last year, Newfangled Games that its puzzle adventure game Paper Trail would be coming to iOS and Android through Netflix Games alongside the PC and console versions. Paper Trail was due last year, but it was delayed. Today, Newfangled Games has just announced the Paper Trail release date for all platforms. If you’ve not kept up with the game, it features lovely visuals, handcrafted environments, and more with interesting characters along the way. Each level is built out of paper with you folding and pinching to solve puzzles. Alongside today’s Paper Trail release date, a new trailer (yes I know) has been released. Watch the Paper Trail release date trailer below:
Paper Trail launches on May 21st on iOS and Android through Netflix Games alongside the PC, PS5, PS4, Xbox, and Switch versions. I’m curious to see how Paper Trail scales across platforms and how it runs on Netflix at launch. Paper Trail is shaping up to be a lovely addition to Netflix’s library on mobile as well, and I’m glad to see more console and PC games arrive day one through it. If you’d like to play Paper Trail on Steam, you can wishlist it . The Steam page also has gameplay screenshots. It might go up on Netflix to pre-register, but isn’t there right now. Either way, are you looking forward to playing Paper Trail when it launches on May 21st worldwide, and what platform do you plan on getting it on?
Paper Trail launches on May 21st on iOS and Android through Netflix Games alongside the PC, PS5, PS4, Xbox, and Switch versions. I’m curious to see how Paper Trail scales across platforms and how it runs on Netflix at launch. Paper Trail is shaping up to be a lovely addition to Netflix’s library on mobile as well, and I’m glad to see more console and PC games arrive day one through it. If you’d like to play Paper Trail on Steam, you can wishlist it . The Steam page also has gameplay screenshots. It might go up on Netflix to pre-register, but isn’t there right now. Either way, are you looking forward to playing Paper Trail when it launches on May 21st worldwide, and what platform do you plan on getting it on?