Media Molecule Announces Tearaway For PS Vita: Paper Goodness!

Posted By | On 14th, Aug. 2012

Media Molecule debuted their new IP during the Sony Conference at GamesCom 2012: Tearaway, coming exclusively to the PS Vita.

The game appears to be a 3D platformer, one set in a world composed entirely of paper. You control a character iota and must, according to the developer, manipulate the world to ensure iota reaches you with a special message.

Weird, yes. But the game actually brings back memories of Paper Mario. Needless to say, we’ll be keeping our eyes on this one when more details become available.

Source: AllGamesBeta


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