Paper Mario: The Origami King unveils a 10-minute gameplay, first examination details

10-minute gameplay Paper Mario: The Origami King has just released, sharing a first glimpse of the operation of the new Nintendo Switch exclusivity. The video shows several fights that see Mario busy align all his enemies before he can beat them.

This is a brand new approach to the turn-based mechanics that aims to really make the game stand out for itself. There is also a certain secondary activity, the protagonist seeking around the location to catch parts.

The graphic style is beautiful because the game is very colorful and wears a particular artistic direction that really gives the impression that the characters are pieces of paper in motion.

In addition, we have more details of the first available magazine, coming from Famitsu. According to a translation of Nintendo Everything, the 360 degree battles certainly have a puzzle feel, but they are fun and have a steady pace.

In addition to the battles against the bosses being more a challenge, the visual aspects of these battles have also required a lot of work, adds the magazine.

With regard to secondary content, there are also tons of things to do apart from history, like finding crapauds and ripping parts of the world.

For this iteration, Nintendo has abandoned the structure based on chapters in favor of open worlds, which is a consequence of this choice.

The game is quite simple , mentions Famitsu, but the way paper is used to build the world and solving puzzles is simply great.

Paper Mario: The Origami King received a 36/40, making it the best rated game from the Famitsu series.

The Nintendo Switch exclusive will be released on July 17th.