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A mystery is afoot on Prism Island - and only Paper Mario can solve it by restoring the island's vanishing colors with his new Paint Hammer and the powerful Battle Cards up his sleeve.
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Plot-driven, clear, funny and epic.
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GamesBeatDennis ScimecaOct 201690/100Paper Mario Color Splash isn’t frustration-free, but compared to the Mario platforming games Color Splash is light and refreshing, an opportunity to have an adventure with Mario and his friends that doesn’t require lightning-quick reflexes and high frustration tolerance. You’d better be ready for some cringe worthy puns, however.
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Digital SpySam LoveridgeOct 20164.5/5 starsPaper Mario Colour Splash might not be the Paper Mario game everyone wanted, but it's a game that oozes polish and manages to sit somewhere in a niche between RPG and adventure game. It's a memorable journey full of charm, craft, chuckles and a whole lot of paint.
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COGconnectedAlex EverattOct 201690/100If you’re willing to accept the fact that Color Splash is more of an adventure platformer, and less of an RPG, then you’ll be in for an absolute treat of a game.
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Giant BombDan RyckertOct 20162/5 starsA dreadful combat system brings down an otherwise beautiful and funny Mario adventure.
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WellPlayedAza HudsonNov 20165/10Is this a colourful entry into the series, or is it like watching paint dry?
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IGDB rating 7.0/10 from 48 ratings.
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