Paper Ghost Stories: Third Eye Open

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  • Summary: You are Ting, a 5-year old Chinese Malaysian girl, gradually discovering how her supernatural abilities make her different from everyone else. Third Eye Open takes players on an adventure spanning five years and more, as Ting is guided and misguided by two spirits, each with their ownYou are Ting, a 5-year old Chinese Malaysian girl, gradually discovering how her supernatural abilities make her different from everyone else. Third Eye Open takes players on an adventure spanning five years and more, as Ting is guided and misguided by two spirits, each with their own agenda.

    Third Eye Open is a third person narrative adventure rendered in a distinctive "paper theatre" aesthetic. In the game the player will explore the beautifully hand-drawn world, solve puzzles, play mini-games, and unravel the mystery at the heart of the story.    … Expand

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  1. ElDesmarque
    Jul 21, 2025
    78
    Paper Ghost Stories: Third Eye Open is a little gem. It's not the ideal game for those looking for action or intense scares, but it is for those who value a well-told story, outstanding art design, and sincere cultural representation. It's an endearing experience, sad at times, hopeful at others, that stays with you long after you've finished it.
  2. Pure Nintendo
    Oct 24, 2024
    70
    Paper Ghost Stories: Third Eye Open plays much more like a visual novel than an action/adventure game as claimed in the Nintendo eShop, but it provides enough minigames, light puzzle solving, and general creepiness to appeal to younger gamers haunted by the prospect of growing up.

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