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Review — Paperlight Hollow, ninety minutes that stand on their own

Paperlight Hollow By Noah Lindqvist Reviewed on Switch

Paperlight Hollow is after neither outright fear nor a final twist. It works on discomfort.

The game holds together across three locations and a handful of actions. Each chapter removes an element of the set.

We are not giving it a score: the format suits it poorly and the price stays modest.

Strengths

  • Remarkable art direction
  • Controlled pacing throughout

Weaknesses

  • Very short
  • No replay value

A short, coherent piece of work — take it for what it is.

No score given

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