Paper Sky, the unique flight adventure game where you fold your journey, is now confirmed for Switch 2, alongside the already announced Switch and PC (Steam) versions. The news comes from developer BRUTE FORCE, with the game still targeting a 2025 release.
This isn’t your typical flight sim. Paper Sky is more of a story-driven, semi-open world adventure where you pilot a hand-folded paper plane through dreamy, connected environments. It’s crafted with a personal touch, blending relaxing flight mechanics with environmental puzzles and a message-sharing twist.
About Paper Sky
Paper Sky invites you to take flight in a world built entirely around exploration, momentum, and expression. You start by folding your very own paper plane—yes, customisation is part of the journey—and then launch it into a world where every glide, dive, and roll matters.
Rather than giving players full free-flight control from the start, Paper Sky makes you master the physics of paper. You build up speed, shift forms between a gliding plane and a bouncing paper ball, and use wind currents and environmental tricks to navigate each area. It’s all about flow and timing—learning when to soar and when to slow down.
Key features
- Fold your plane
Shift between a paper plane and a paper ball mid-flight. Use this to break through tight areas, dodge hazards, or uncover hidden paths. - Explore a reactive world
Each environment in Paper Sky is vibrant, layered, and affected by your actions. You’ll find secret trails, physics-based puzzles, and dynamic weather as you travel. - Write your story
At the start of every journey, you write a personal message that becomes part of the world. These messages can be discovered by other players, offering boosts, clues, or just something thoughtful to read along the way.
This feature turns Paper Sky into something more than just a solo game—it’s a subtle multiplayer experience. Think message-in-a-bottle mechanics with a creative twist.
Paper Sky on Switch 2
While the exact differences between the Switch and Switch 2 versions haven’t been detailed yet, the move to Nintendo’s upcoming hardware likely means smoother performance, enhanced visuals, and maybe even some unique control or haptic features.
Either way, bringing Paper Sky to Switch 2 opens up the game to a whole new generation of Nintendo players, and it’s a perfect match for on-the-go exploration and thoughtful interaction.
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