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You got Kabbu, the strong yet talkative beetle Vi, the tiny yet feisty bee and Leif, the zen-like cool yet magic-wielding moth. In this game, you lead a team of, as the title suggests, bugs. Perhaps it can be considered as a spiritual sequel, sort of, but since Paper Mario is still an ongoing franchise, let's just say that this game is heavily-inspired by the game series. Almost all aspect of the game, from the paper-like visuals to gameplay mechanics to musical beats and stylings, are inspired by the Paper Mario games, so much so that I can almost consider this as a Paper Mario game itself. I first saw the trailer for this game late last year and I thought to myself, 'This is the Paper Mario game that I have been waiting for!' Obviously, Nintendo has nothing to do with this game, but more obviously, the developers of this game are big fans of the Paper Mario games. This game will not be out for another month, but a right now, Paper Mario-like game is now available in the Switch, and it's called Bug Fables: The Everlasting Sapling. Nintendo recently answered recently with Paper Mario: The Origami King on the Nintendo Switch and fans, including me, are excited. People have been clamoring for a new Paper Mario game.

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It is so good and set such a high bar for the series that all future Paper Mario games are measured with it, and, unfortunately, the next three, Super Paper Mario on Wii, Paper Mario: Sticker Star on 3DS and Paper Mario: Color Splash, are considered inferior to it.

It was then followed by best game in the franchise, Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. I remember liking it a lot, with its unique art style, quirky characters, cool story, and humorous dialogue. I first played Paper Mario on the N64 almost 20 years ago.

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