GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Paper Mario: The Origami King is celebrating its five-year anniversary today, July 17, 2025. Below, we examine the ways the Paper Mario series has ...

Upon arriving in Toad Town in Paper Mario The Origami King you'll be met with a group of paper macho enemies to defeat. They are hidden all over Toad Town, and all but one are easy to reach. The final ...

Bottom line: The latest Paper Mario is hilarious and filled with quirky charm. The battle ring system is a bit challenging to get the hang of, but the puzzles are thoroughly enjoyable. This is a ...

The team behind Paper Mario: The Origami King recently confirmed that it was given "almost complete control" over the direction the game went in. The news comes from a report published by Eurogamer ...

This is IGN's Paper Mario: The Origami King Walkthrough. Use this page to help you find every ?-Block and Collectible Treasure in the Origami Castle! Since there are SO many secrets in each world that ...

Ryan is the Editor-in-Chief at DualShockers and has been a lover of games as long as he can remember. He holds a BA in English and Cinema and lives in New York City. "Paper Mario: The Origami King is ...

Not the full-blown RPG many fans have been waiting for Frequent puzzle solving won't appeal to everyone If you don't want to count the remakes, we haven't seen a new Mario & Luigi game since 2015's ...

Paper Mario: The Origami King tries really hard to make a good first impression. The game’s art style is dressed up to dazzle, the gameplay is simple and approachable, and the music is among the best ...

Role-playing game not thin on puzzles and depth in Mario’s latest adventure. Mario comes in all different shapes and sizes. Originally known as Jumpman, he battled Donkey Kong to rescue a woman named ...

It’s time to end Ollie’s reign of origami-based terror. Here’s how to beat the final bosses and navigate the Origami Castle. Mario and friends have finally made ...

Daniel Kurland is a freelance writer, comedian, and critic, who lives in the cultural mosaic that is Brooklyn, New York. Daniel’s work can be read on ScreenRant, Splitsider, Bloody Disgusting, Den of ...