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From the makers of Bloomette

Build tiny
paper worlds

Paper Worlds is a cozy creative game: arrange paper stickers into little scenes, from city streets to outer space, and keep each one as a postcard. No timers. No wrong answers.

Coming soon to theApp Store

iPhone & iPad · No ads · No account · No subscription

Paper Worlds: arranging hot-air balloons over a paper Cappadocia, saved as a postcard.
Four worlds

Wander anywhere, one scene at a time

Around the World

Fushimi Inari's gates, Shirakawa-go farmhouses, Cappadocia balloons, London bridges, the Taj Mahal, and more real places in paper.

Fairytale Land

Aurora-lit islands, a dreamy sea, and a valley where paper dinosaurs still roam.

Wild Nature

A coral reef, a flamingo lagoon, and a forest waterfall where deer come to drink.

Outer Space

Place every planet of the Solar System, build Orion, trace the Big Dipper, and map the zodiac.

Paper Worlds: arranging hot-air balloons over a paper Cappadocia, saved as a postcard.Paper Worlds: a paper London scene and a Solar System postcard.Paper Worlds: mapping the zodiac and constellations in paper.Paper Worlds: a coral reef and a dinosaur valley made from paper stickers.Paper Worlds: finished scenes collected as postcards.
Good to know

What is Paper Worlds?

A cozy creative game for iPhone and iPad. You arrange paper stickers into little scenes across four worlds, then keep each finished scene as a postcard. There are no timers and no wrong answers.

Is it free?

You can play a selection of scenes for free. World Passport is an optional one-time purchase that unlocks all current and future discovery scenes. No ads, no account, no subscription.

What is Free Play?

A blank canvas for the stickers you have collected. Move, resize, rotate, and layer pieces to build a paper scene that is entirely your own.

Is it from the makers of Bloomette?

Yes. Paper Worlds is made by the same small studio as Bloomette, with the same unhurried pace — just paper instead of petals.

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