Paperback Vol. 2
Paperback the game is back! Paige Turner has been cranking out novels of all genres and has a new set of tricks. Follow her journey to become a bestselling author!
Paperback, the deckbuilding word game fuses smart wordsmithing with clever combos. Based on the bestselling card game, it returns with Vol 2! Try out the new cards, new modes and new art. The advanced computer players can challenge the best players or work alongside you in cooperative mode.
Cooperative mode – play with friends even play alongside the AI
New massive card set – as you play, you’ll unlock new cards and abilities.
Advanced AI – can find the best words faster and challenge the best players.
New Art and interface
New mini-expansions – spacebar, dyslexic and alternate starting wilds.
New kitchy novels to finish!
Steam User 0
i've played this game more on Android than on Steam (on Linux, btw), so have somewhere approaching 100 hours in it, and that's not including the time spent playing the physical board game. Of all of the games in this franchise i own (Paperback, Hardback, Paperback Adventures, Typewriter, and Word Domination), Paperback is the one which keeps me coming... well... _back_.
This is a commendable adaptation of the board game. The only thing which annoys me greatly about it is the dictionary. It doesn't know words like "pawn" and "bling" but will gladly let you spell "muggle". If you tell it to find a word for you, it digs up what, to my eyes, are essentially random combinations of letters - words so obscure as to be extinct, and yet "pawn" and "bling" are not allowed. (Those are only two examples of many, but those stick out because they've repeatedly been rejected while playing.)
Three feature wishes for an already enjoyable title:
- Add a "show me the definition" button because, frankly, i don't believe half of the words the "Find Word" feature comes up with.
- Add a local dictionary or an option for players to agree "yes, this is a word" (especially in solo mode - my sole (as it were) way of playing the digital edition).
- "Corndogstubby" is a word! It's that little bit of cruft invariably left mid-stick on a corndog after one has eaten the rest.