Papers, Please

Papers, Please creator Lucas Pope says 'it's a tragedy' his 2013 immigration sim now feels so on-the-nose: 'You want your work to be relevant, but at the same time, wow, I really wish it was not that f***ing relevant'

Papers, Please, first released in 2013, was among the vanguard of indie games that felt like they had something to say, turning the simple act of proc

Lucas Pope's new Playdate exclusive is a delightful riff on Papers, Please, but for farty Martians and sad cyclops

It took Mars After Midnight six seconds to make me laugh. Before starting a new save file I checked the settings menu—always check the settings

Papers, Please celebrates 10th anniversary with a retro LCD demake, merch, and a big donation

Papers, Please was a singular experience when it released in 2013: A subdued narrative game in which you check the papers of immigrants to a fictional

Papers, Please turns 10 and hits 5 million sales

Papers, Please is a game about being an immigration officer in a fictional dystopian country named Arstotzka. It's quite a unique experience and clear

Lucas Pope marks 10 years of Papers, Please with a free demake for your browser

Dystopian border control simulator Papers, Please turns 10 years old this week, and developer Lucas Pope has marked the occasion by demaking it. Creat