Self-described “dystopian document thriller” papers please It’s getting a new mobile port on August 5 for iOS and Android as a paid, standalone app.
The game’s indie developer Lucas Pope announced the news on Twitter. papers please Originally released for PC in 2013, an iPad only version was launched in 2014 and a PlayStation Vita port was launched in 2017.
On Twitter, Pope joked that the game is now “on track for a console release in 2031.”
When the game started in 2013, Pope told ledge He papers please His frequent trips through immigration was inspired “and the realization that inspecting documents in a sports setting can be fun.” The game takes place in the fictional Soviet state of Aristotzka, in which the player works at an immigration counter and is tasked with checking travellers’ documents against an increasingly complex set of rules and regulations.
Responding to questions on Twitter, Pope said the new mobile port will have an interface designed for smaller screens. “No zooming. My eyesight is terrible and I wanted the game to feel natural on the phone,” They said,
He said the game will be available as an update to the 2014 iPad app, and iOS 11 will be the minimum supported OS. It’s not clear what Android will require or how much the game will cost.