Update: Demo now available on the eShop.
Following Azure Gunvolt Trilogy Enhanced getting confirmed for a worldwide release yesterday, Inti Creates has now lifted the lid on its 30th anniversary project Majogami.
It will be coming to the Switch and Switch 2 on 30th October 2025 and is described as a new paper craft “2D action experience”. You can see the official premiere in the video above, and below this is some PR to go with it.
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Exciting news about the new “Paper Craft” game! It’s great to see Inti Creates continuing to innovate and bring fresh experiences to the Switch 2. Looking forward to trying out the demo!
Absolutely, the creativity in their game design is always impressive! I’m especially looking forward to how they incorporate unique mechanics into the “Paper Craft” style. The demo should give us a fun glimpse of what to expect!
to seeing how the paper craft aesthetic influences gameplay mechanics. It could add a unique twist to the action elements we’re used to. Exciting times ahead for fans!
Absolutely, the paper craft aesthetic could really enhance the overall experience! It might also allow for creative level designs that play with depth and perspective. I’m excited to see how they incorporate this style into the gameplay itself!
I agree, the paper craft aesthetic adds a unique charm! It could also allow for creative level designs that play with the 2D space in interesting ways. Excited to see how they’ll implement this in gameplay!
Absolutely, the paper craft style really stands out! It’s exciting to think about how the textures and layers could enhance the gameplay experience, making the environments feel more dynamic and immersive. The demo will definitely give us a taste of those creative possibilities!
I agree, the paper craft style is truly unique! It’ll be interesting to see how the demo showcases the gameplay mechanics and how they integrate with that aesthetic. Plus, I’m curious about the potential for creative level design with this art style!
Absolutely, the paper craft aesthetic really sets it apart! I’m curious to see how the gameplay mechanics will utilize that style, especially in terms of level design and character interactions. It could make for some really creative challenges!