Paperback Vol. 2

Fowers Games

About this game

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!

Ratings and reviews

It was a fun game. Now, with the graphic updates, I can't read all of the cards' text boxes on my Pixel 9. The "cute" graphics leave a square over the words, and sometimes the text is blown up so big all of the words just don't fit. I checked settings several times, and there doesn't seem to be a way to fix it. What's worse, I just bumped the AI to smart, and now the game freezes at the start of the first turn.

I really like this word game and have played the first one. What really frustrated me was when I was playing against the smarter AI and one of my game points randomly went missing. I was playing the vanilla version with no changes so no card should be able to do this. Once I checked again, I actually realized I hadn't even been given the correct initial fame the first time. You start with 5 and I took the 15-point card but the system only calculated 19 fame. Seems like little bugs

I have never played the card game, but I find the gameplay mostly fun! It's hard to tell sometimes what progress I'm making. My biggest complaint is that there is no save state or option to save at all. I have to finish a game in one sitting or I just lose everything! No leaving the game to answer a text or anything. This is nearly unforgivable on a mobile platform