My Paper Boat

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Plattform: PC Veröffentlicht: 23.09.2015

Preise Update 30.11.22

My Paper Boat ist ein unterhaltsames Spiel für jung und alt, bei dem ein kleines Papierboot durch verschiedene Level zum Ziel gesteuert wird. Dabei stehen drei verschiedene Spielmodi mit jeweils fünf Welten zur Verfügung. Mit jeder erfolgreich abgeschlossenen Mission werden dabei neue Level und Optionen für das Papierboot freigeschaltet.

Die fünf Welten, von der verborgenen Schatzhöhle, dem idyllischen Sommergarten, der paradiesischen Wüstenoase und dem reißenden Wildbach bis hin zum Wild-West-Canyon, sind allesamt detailverliebt und sehr abwechslungsreich gestaltet.

Während der Spieler versucht, sein Papierboot möglichst unbeschadet ins Ziel zu manövrieren, bieten drei verschiedene Spielmodi unterschiedliche Herausforderungen an.
In dem Modus „Collect“ warten verstreute Münzen darauf, gefunden und eingesammelt zu werden. Möchte der Spieler sein Papierboot lieber zum Kampfschiff umrüsten, lädt der Modus „Aim“ mit einer kleinen Bugkanone ein, möglichst viele Zielscheiben zu treffen. Der Modus „Rallye“ ist ein Spiel gegen die Zeit.

Mit jeder erfolgreich abgeschlossenen Mission werden nicht nur neue Level freigeschaltet, sondern auch Erweiterungen für das Papierboot. Vom Material bis hin zur Farbe kann alles ganz nach individuellen Wünschen anpasst werden. Verschiedene Achievements sorgen dabei für zusätzlichen Anreiz, seine Fahrkünste in jedem Level zu perfektionieren.

Die Spielmodi stehen für alle Level zur Verfügung. Zusammenstöße mit Steinen oder anderen Hindernissen werden anhand eines physikalischen Schadenssystems umgesetzt und fordern das nötige Geschick und Können des Spielers heraus. Das Spiel ist am PC und Mac spielbar.

Features:

5 detailreiche und unterhaltsame Level
3 verschiedene und abwechslungsreiche Spielmodi
Anpassbare Materialien und Farben des Bootes
Anpassbare Auf- & Anbauten des Bootes
Ausführliches, optionales Tutorial
Verschiedene Achievements
Multiplattform

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CPU: Intel Core i3
GFX: Geforce GT 440 oder Intel HD 5000 oder vergleichbare AMD
RAM: 4 GB RAM
Software: Windows 7/8/8.1/10
HD: 5 GB available space
INET: Internetverbindung für die Online-Registrierung
LANG: Deutsch, Englisch

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Verfasst: 02.05.18 14:34

WOW! I didn't expect it to be that good!

It's really cool and relaxing! great levels designs and controls.

Only thing missing is a multiplayer mode.

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Verfasst: 26.03.17 18:04

Sehr unterhaltsam bei Langeweile ;-)

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Verfasst: 22.10.16 19:34

Sometimes you're in the mood to play some video games, but you don't really want to deal with angry teammates and opponents telling you you're the scum of the earth and that you should garrotte yourself with a rusty paperclip. My Paper Boat does well in that situation.

There are three different gamemodes across 5 different maps ... mild replayability if you want to get full 3-star status for achievements. Was able to 3-star most of the maps on my first try ... there are two levels I still have been unable to do so with, to the point where I'm wondering if there isn't some glitch and it's even possible.

The graphics are actually pretty good considering what this title is; the environments and sound are what pull this title together in my opinion.

Some thoughts/concerns:
- No music to speak of, though I'm not holding that against this particular game. Just listening to the flow of the river or whatnot is quite soothing and fits the game.
- Fuck those mini-tornadoes on environment 2. Those do not help me relax at all.
- Fuck that ultra-bright glare from the gold on environment 3. That hurts my eyes and doesn't help me relax at all.
- I'm convinced that getting 3-star on two of the modes for environment 3 is actually impossible. Like, there aren't as many collectibles on the map to actually achieve the objective. I achieved 3-star on every other environment (even the later, more difficult ones) after 1-3 tries. I've tried these maybe dozens of times with the same results each time.

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Verfasst: 22.08.16 22:37

Had the potential to be cute and enjoyable, but My Paper Boat spends more time crashing than being playable. The third map especially loves to break within sight of the end point, and hugging the left side of the channel without grounding yourself seems to be the only way past whatever is causing the game to CTD. Repeated messages to the developer via social media were ignored, and my one post about it on the hub has been deleted which is interesting. Note here MPB was originally listed as an indie game, TML-Studios and Aerosoft now being listed as dev / pub is a recent change since when I last played. The current playable build though is the same one I last tried several years ago.

Those of you ignoring the above and still considering a purchase, take heed that this is an early UE4 project and as such is a resource-hungry monster so you'll want a decently beefy PC to play it on.

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Verfasst: 18.01.16 19:56

Boring, real bad gamepad controls, way to much bloom, gameplay to slow.
Like the idea, not more.

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[h1]Introduction[/h1]
Sometimes you’re not looking for something deep or meaningful. Sometimes you just want to casually play a game, without thinking too much and without having to worry about things like complex control schemes. If you’re in the mood for such a game right now then My Paper Boat might just be the thing. Read on and let’s find out together.

[h1]Gameplay[/h1]
The fact that the game is called My Paper Boat lets you know what kind of game you should expect here. As I mentioned it’s nothing deep or complex, but if you’re looking for a relaxing, fairly mindless, game then My Paper Boat is ideal, but in my opinion, only in small sessions.

The game has 3 modes that can be played right from the start. You have: Aim, where you try to hit targets with your cannon, Rally, where you go through the rings/checkpoints (which add a few seconds to your timer) and Collect, where you try to collect all of the 50 coins that are scattered throughout the level.
Unfortunately, the levels are rather linear. Ocassionally you’ll be able to go one way or another but in the end you’ll always end up in the same place and it’s usually just for a few metres.

Each level lasts about 10 minutes, give or take, and there are 5 different locations. There is Garden, Desert, Cave, Canyon and Forest. The later levels have to be unlocked with your earned stars, but fortunately these levels can practically be unlocked after one try, maybe two at the most. In each of the levels you’ll find obstacles that have to be avoided. In the garden there are rocks and waterlilies, which can be easily avoided, but later levels might give you a little more trouble; the desert level has whirlwinds that will toss you away and the caves for example have swinging shackles/hooks. None of the levels are particularly interesting, but I do have to admit the Canyon level was kind of fun, because here the boat will go downstream and you’ll have to avoid rocks while going at a faster pace
than normal.

http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=525011398
In the levels you will also find a powerup in the form of a lightning bolt that, when pressed, will give you extra speed for a few seconds (or get you off land whenever you’re stuck)), and a health pickup that slightly restores your boat when it’s become damaged. That’s right, even though it’s a fairly casual affair your boat will still take damage when it drops from a high distance or if you hit a rock or other object with more speed than normal (or just hit it the wrong way). A nice feature is that your boat will start to crumple whenever it takes damage, like real life paper.

Sometimes you’ll go to fast or get tossed around and you end up on the land. Whenever that happens you have 10 seconds to try to return to the water or else you’ll have to restart from the checkpoint. Each level usually has 2 or 3 checkpoint so it’s not a big deal normally speaking, but there were a few times were I had to do a section a couple of times because I kept getting thrown on the land. During my first playthrough I also encountered a bug that got me stuck in the environment. With no option to reset your boat you then have to either start from a checkpoint or from the beginning, depending on how far you had already progressed.

If you really can’t get enough of the game then you also have the ability to unlock parts for your boat. These are purely cosmetic and won’t give you any extra abilities or anything, but it’s a nice touch, especially if you really enjoy(ed) the game. You will have to unlock them with stars, though, so not everything is available the first time, but that’s the reason why they’re called unlockables, of course.
A few examples of what you can customize and unlock: flags, anchors, spyglasses and patterns for your boat (regular, white, paper or newspaper, et cetera). Fun stuff and a good reason to try and unlock all of the stars.

http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=525025561
[h1]Audio & Visuals[/h1]
I can be very short about the musical aspect of this game; except for the main menu there doesn’t seem to be any music. I personally enjoyed that, because the goal seems to be to provide the player a relaxing experience. It manages to do this perfectly fine this way. Naturally there are sounds effects, like when you pick-up a coin, or shoot your cannon. Nothing extraordinary, though.

As for the visuals; it’s a pretty game, but very demanding. I had to turn down the ‘resolution scale’ to get a good performance. Unfortunately, though, it also seems to use a lot of filters and other effects and they mess up the clarity and image quality. As you can see from the screenshots a lot of the objects look (and are) blurry. There’s also sun/light reflection but somehow the developer went overboard with this. Once again, this can be seen by taking a look at the screenshot below.
If only the image quality would’ve been sharper this game would’ve looked perfect. Right now it’s not what I hoped it would look like in motion. Don’t get me wrong, please, because the game is still very pretty, even if the water sometimes also looks a bit oily.

http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=525011502
[h1]Length/Replay Value[/h1]
The downside to casual games is that they’re usually meant for short sessions. This applies to My Paper Boat as well. It’s fun in small doses, but play it for a few hours and you’ll most likely will have seen everything by the time you’re done. The available modes didn’t invite me to replay any of the levels, since all of them start out the same, and have the exact same routes. I think most people will have finished it (or at least will have seen what it has to offer) in roughly 2-3 hours of playtime.

[h1]Conclusion[/h1]
I can be short about this: My Paper Boat is a fun experience if you’re looking for a small game to kill your time with, or if you’re not in the mood for something complex. It’s relaxing and fortunately has enough gameplay to keep you occupied for 2-3 hours, but after that you most likely won’t start it again anytime soon. It won’t win any awards, but it’s still a somewhat unique little game. Therefore I recommend to grab it when it's just a little cheaper, or if you have some extra money to spend and desperately want to add a +1 to your game collection.

[h1]Too long, didn’t read[/h1]
Pros:
+ Graphics
+ Relaxing atmosphere
+ Funny unlockables

Mixed:
+/- Levels are too linear

Cons:
- Too many filters and effects used for the graphics
- Little replay value

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[h1]Rating: 6.5 (out of 10)[/h1]

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To see some gameplay check here:
https://youtu.be/_k6dJXBIsrk

TL:DR: This is a fun game, but I think it might be a bit expensive for the content given, if you can get it for $5 definitely pick it up, though! 6.5/10

[h1] Review [/h1]

My Paper Boat is a cute little game in which you play as a paper boat sailing around different landscapes, environmentally it is incredibly beautiful and the controls are on point for what a paper boat would be. Gameplay wise, there are 3 different game modes, two of which feel very similar, the third, aim mode, is quite unique and really fun. To me, this game is definitely more of a relaxation activity than a full on game.

[h1] Pros [/h1]

Beautifully crafted environments that feel very real.
Controls are spot on.
Music is great, ambient sounds are very calming in game.
Levels are very long.
Boat Customization is neat, lots of different options for flags, etc.

[h1] Cons [/h1]

Only 3 game modes with 5 maps, can get boring quick.
No sound options in the menu, the sound blasted out my ears when I opened the game.
Coin Collection feels very similar to Rally.

[h1] Conclusion [/h1]

This game is clearly beautifully crafted with a lot of love, the music and graphics are stunning, the ambient sounds are accurate for the areas, the controls are spot on for how a paper boat would control. Sadly with only 3 game modes, two of which feel very similar and 5 maps, although each map is quite long, the game got boring rather quickly and left me feeling wanting for more to do. I'd love to see a racing mode against AI or even multiplayer? to give far more replayability of an otherwise great game.

6.5/10

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