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Paperbound Brawlers

Paperbound Brawlers

|Fighting

7.2 /10

Pretty good

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Be a gravity ninja. Between one and four players run with scissors, walk on walls, and lob ink bombs in whimsical-yet-intense battles within the pages of old storybooks.

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Leans into Fighting — a quick read on whether that fantasy matches what you usually enjoy.

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PixelophobiaŁukasz Ankudo · 12 Feb, 2020
6/10

Paperbound Brawlers is a enhanced version of the game released originally for PC and PlayStation 4. It's a simple 2D brawler where 4 players are pitted against each other or in teams to compete for point. No meaningful story, no superpowers, no skills, just you, your pencil, scissors and ink bombs.

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Pure NintendoBill Stiteler · 16 Apr, 2019
8/10

Paperbound Brawlers was so frantic the first time I played it that I couldn't keep track of the action and quickly switched the game off. I'm glad I came back, though, because things start to click once you get the hang of how to use gravity as a weapon, and you start to see each level in a brand new light. Planning becomes virtually impossible, and you exist simply in the moment. Until a goo bomb kills you, that is.

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Nintendo EnthusiastAndrew Rockett · 5 Apr, 2019
7.5/10

I greatly enjoyed my time with Paperbound Brawlers, and it will absolutely find a spot in my multiplayer rotation, which is getting harder and harder to do as the eShop lands more and more great titles. It’s no Towerfall, but it’s a solid platform fighter, and its tight gameplay, multiple modes, and unique traits do more than enough to justify a purchase for fans of the genre.

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