Paper Skies
About Paper Skies
Paper Skies from shumi-labs is a bright, low-poly arcade flyer about keeping a tiny handmade plane in the air for as long as you can. You steer through a papercraft landscape that keeps changing, passing checkpoint rings to build your score and hold combos together, collecting coins along the way, and grabbing temporary power-ups when they turn up. The margin for error is slim: clean turns, close calls, and well-timed manoeuvres are what separate a new best from a crash. Birds and balloons are among the hazards in your path, and the scenery shifts as you fly, from green hills and desert stretches to snowy mountains, waterways, and city skylines. Coins and progress feed into unlocking six different planes, each with its own flight characteristics, giving you a fresh reason to go for one more run and chase a personal best. It plays in the browser for free, and there is also an Android version to download.
Quick facts
- Developer
- shumi-labs
- Genre
- Action
- Price
- Free
- Platform
- Web browser
Highlights
- Free to play in the browser, with an Android version also available to download
- Six unlockable planes, each with its own flight characteristics
- Checkpoint rings and combos drive the scoring, with a personal best to chase
- Changing papercraft environments, including hills, desert, snowy mountains, waterways, and city skylines
- Hazards such as birds and balloons, plus temporary power-ups
Who it is for: Players who like quick, easy-to-pick-up arcade runs with a score to beat and light unlock progression will enjoy this one.
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Questions about Paper Skies
Is Paper Skies free to play?
Yes. It can be played in the browser for free, and there is also an Android version available to download.
How long does a session last?
The developer's page does not list a fixed session length, but it describes the game as built around quick, accessible arcade sessions.
What are the controls?
The developer's page does not specify the inputs or control scheme, so this is not confirmed in the available information.
What tags describe the game?
Action, 3D, Arcade, Casual, Colorful, Endless, Flying, Low-poly, and Score Attack.
What platforms does it run on, and what was it made with?
It runs in the browser and is also available on Android. The page does not list the tools or technology used to build it.
