Paper Can't Fly

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"Paper Can't Fly" is a single-player platformer game with stellar mechanics and good music. Players control a paper plane, navigating through various levels that test their skills and reflexes. The game also includes a level editor for building and sharing custom levels, encouraging a creative and ever-evolving community.

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Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

100%

Audience ScoreBased on 17 reviews

gameplay5 positive mentions

The game features smooth and responsive controls, making it easy to learn and addictive to play.
The level editor allows for endless creativity, enabling players to create and share their own levels, enhancing replay value.
The visuals and soundtrack create a relaxing atmosphere, making the gameplay enjoyable and immersive.

Some players find the game can become repetitive, requiring multiple attempts to complete levels.
While the game is fun, there is a desire for more official levels, particularly easier ones for beginners.
Certain levels can be frustratingly difficult, leading to moments of irritation for players.

gameplay
11 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
45%
27%
27%
The gameplay is characterized by smooth and responsive mechanics that are simple yet highly addictive, enhanced by a relaxing soundtrack. Players appreciate the flexibility offered by a minimalist tileset and a robust level editor, allowing for creative expression through custom level creation and sharing. Overall, the combination of engaging mechanics and varied challenges contributes to a fun and polished gaming experience.
- “Mechanics feel very smooth and responsive, overall pretty simple but ends up being really addicting and fun.”
- “First and foremost, the gameplay is incredibly addictive.”
- “The game offers many different game events or mechanics including checkpoints, coins, boosters, and text, as well as a tileset which, even though it is very minimalist, gives you an endless range of flexibility when it comes to expressing your imagination in creating and discovering new and interesting levels.”
- “While the control mechanics are simple, they still lead to pretty interesting mechanics, and the various levels let you select how much you want to be challenged.”
- “I try to make most of my review spoiler-free, which in this game shouldn’t be too difficult, although the technicality of game mechanics could be seen as spoilers.”
music
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
67%
33%
The music in the game is widely praised for its relaxing and harmonious quality, perfectly complementing the vibrant visuals and gameplay. Players appreciate the soothing soundtrack, which enhances the overall experience and often lingers in their minds long after playing. The combination of a polished game design and enjoyable music creates a tranquil atmosphere that players find inviting and immersive.
- “Although simplistic, the colorful backgrounds with their perfectly matching soundtrack will transport you into a vibrant world flying through clouds made of pure relaxation.”
- “Paper Can't Fly is one of those games where you can come home from a tiring day and challenge yourself to complete some beautiful levels while the music compels you to tranquility!”
- “The soundtrack is very easy on the ears and it matches the gameplay perfectly.”
graphics
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
150%
The graphics of the game are highly praised, receiving a perfect score of 11/10 for their quality and appeal. Additionally, the inclusion of a level editor enhances the visual experience by allowing players to create and share their own content.
- “The graphics are stunning, easily a solid 11/10 for their cool design and vibrant colors.”
- “The visuals are incredibly immersive, enhancing the overall gameplay experience.”
- “The ability to create and share your own levels adds a unique layer to the already impressive graphics.”
replayability
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
50%
The game boasts exceptional replayability, making it highly enjoyable to revisit despite its shorter length. Players find themselves drawn back for multiple playthroughs, enhancing the overall experience.
- “While it may not be the longest game out there, its replay value is off the charts!”