PaperKlay Steam Charts & Stats

Was mostly alright kind of mid 3D platformer but the Nugget levels make me nauseous too much with all the spinning. Not finishing this because of that which is a shame because I 100%'d the game up to that point.

Paperklay is an outstanding platformer that really scratches the collect-a-thon itch. The paper setting is really well crafted, cute and enjoyable to explore, can't help myself to chuckle at the player being able to walk on water, which is made out of paper I found myself enjoying the game the more I played it, specially at the third world and onward where the difficulty ramped up and I felt big variety in the different biomes. There are no real difficulty spikes throughout the game and once reaching the remixed levels, it felt like a very enjoyable challenge also giving the veterans something to chew on. There are some bangers throughout the game and I found the nugget theme being very catchy. Kudos to the voice actors doing an excellent job! Personally I felt it was best played turning off the auto rotation, maybe I missed if there was a togglable button for it but I am happy that was an option in the settings. The player movement is really great and once you get the hang of it you can truly utilize different moves to take shortcuts or reach platforms more easily Good game!

A charming and chill platformer. Definitely worth playing.

Cute aesthetic, I like the arts and crafts artstyle and the cute little characters. The platforming is solid and true to it's word, it is very much like a mini Banjo Kazooie and Yooka Laylee game.

PaperKlay is a very cute platforming with just enough simple platforming as well as somewhat infuriating platforming to be a roller coaster of emotions.

PaperKlay is a very cute and short 3D platformer game! The movements of the game are pretty cool to play around, overall pretty smooth, although if you try to double jump too fast, you will only get a single one instead, as if it didn't register. Being able to move during the wind up of the ground pound makes for some very cool way to go about the platforming, especially if you combine this with the dodge. The level are cool, espcially liked the second half of the game. There are some moments where nothing really happens though, a little bit unfortunate but it's quite alright. Also some repetitiveness. I also liked the diversity on how each world looked. Concerning the collectathon part, it's alright! there may be many coins in levels but they are usually very visible, if you pay enough attention to them, you rarely finish a level without collecting all of them. The enemies hitboxes are pretty jank, it feels like you hit them from so far away, and when next to you, you somehow completely miss. It's probably the biggest flaw about this game for me. Musics are cool although not all of them vibed with me, but none where bad, fits the vibe of the game overall. Voice acting was pretty cool! Although the way our protagonist talks isn't for me. As for the story, pretty neutral about it, it's kind of the classic whenever it comes to those types of games. Either way, as someone that loves 3D platformers, this was a pretty cool one to play!