Overview
- Reviews published today describe a visually striking papercraft world and inventive folding transformations for the origami hero, Hiro.
- Critics frequently report fixed-camera angles, imprecise platforming and clumsy combat that undermine otherwise clever traversal ideas.
- Progression ties to collectible Golden Crane Souls prompts late-game revisits to earlier stages to meet optional objectives and unlock new levels.
- Playtime estimates range from roughly six to eight hours for a straightforward run, with optional challenges extending completion time.
- Release timing differs by outlet, with Polygon and Forbes citing September 3 for PlayStation 5 and PC and Checkpoint listing September 4; the game is developed by Bandai Namco Studios Singapore and Malaysia and published by Kakehashi Games.