After over three years, immigration inspection simulation Papers, Please has finally been accepted entry onto the PlayStation Vita. The title was first revealed for Sony’s handheld at GamesCom 2014, but its papers have finally been stamped, and it will launch in Europe and North America on 12th December. A Japanese launch will follow at a later date.
For those of you who don’t know, the game sees you assume the role of an immigration inspector at Arstotzka, a communist state that’s recently ceased warring with its neighbouring Kolechia. Your role is to control the flow of people, but hidden among innocent immigrants are terrorists, smugglers, and spies. It’s down to you to determine who gets arrested, and who gets let through.
[source twitter.com]
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Oh wow. This is an oldie but goodie for sure. A thought-provoking gem of an indie game. I highly recommend it to anyone who's never played it before.
Holy crap! It’s been a good week for Vita with this and the announcement that Stardew Valley is still coming out.
Cause no trouble.
Finally! Looking forward to playing this for myself after hearing lots of praise.
Maybe great fun to play. I check out when it comes out
Awesome. Never thought this would come out.
Great news. The Vita lives on! I'll get this and Undertale at some point. Currently playing forma.8 from ps+ this month. Then back to Darkest Dungeon.
Been waiting ages for this!! Delighted it’s still coming and Stardew Valley too!
Sounds like an interesting game, I got a Vita a few months ago, and I'm really liking it. I am in awe of the screen. Who knows, maybe with the Switch being so popular now, Sony will try to compete with it with the Vita? (Yes I know, wishful thinking)
The "failure" console that refuses to to die, good thing too. I see it as the dream cast of portables, unappreciated but loved by the people who understand its potential. The switch maybe taking its place now, but it think it will last a good time as a legacy console.
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