Papers Grade Please!
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Editor's Reviews
Papers Grade Please! is a casual mobile game released by Lion Studio on both iOS and Android platforms targeting all age groups of players. It is a light-paced intelligence game where players take on the role and fulfill responsibilities of a teacher who is paid to provide appraisals of students’ testing papers and give scores accordingly. The challenge levels up as the game proceeds from grade to grade when players successfully mark the papers assigned to them. They need to make accurate judgements when they read through students’ answers to the given questions in various subjects of different school grades. They must mark the answers correctly in the given time span, otherwise, if they misgrade the answers or take longer time than allowed to response, then they fail the gaming session.
This game is entertaining and education for all players, and is typically family-friendly. The gameplay is rather straightforward: players grade the papers of a group of virtual students and the game grades the player at the same time. They can decide to either pick one question and grade five papers in a row, or mark 5 question consecutively in one paper. The test score and gaming result will be revealed at the end of grading. The questions given are selected from various school subjects such as language, mathematics, natural science and geography etc. And the difficulty levels of those questions vary from grade to grade and players will have to deal with trickier tests as they play further into the game. It should be noted that although generally the questions are basic school contents, yet oftentimes some playful students would intentionally mess up with you and give funny or deceiving answers. You might get a big kick out of some of those answers, or perhaps, you almost convince yourself that certain clever answers are correct. However, neither way, players have to always give green light only to the correct answers; otherwise, they should flank and fail the students regardless of how hilarious or smart their answers may appear to be. Apart from your major task in this game as an exam grader, you would also likely to unlock some extra bonuses via watching ads along your gameplay, which offers other side-activities one can experience at school, such as graduation ceremony, disciplining students, interfering a class-break quarrel or fight etc. Meanwhile, players also gain coins when they complete their tasks and they can use the earned money to customize the outlook of their classrooms, the outfits of the students and teachers. However, players should pay attention to their misgrading which would cause students complaints. In case of that situation, players can use their salary money to pay it off, or they can watch ads to hold the complaining student in detention after class.
With those features mentioned above, Papers Grade Please! is a quick and fun intelligent exercise for players. It is relatively easy to play but sometimes it also encourages players to think a bit more carefully to avoid pawky and ostensibly right answers. Although it is based on a school setting, it is very light-hearted and humorous, as many kids would give you a good laugh with their ridiculous responses or exaggerated reactions when they’re misgraded. It is also very ideal for parents and children to play together so that parents would know better about the school work and kids can switch the role of being a teacher. It is also suitable for people with shorter span of concentration since the gaming session is very short and the response time is past-paced as well.
However, as a typical casual game, many people would find this game incorporating so many ads in between gaming sessions. Some of the ads are even longer than the grading round, which might irritate some inpatient players. Besides, currently the game is set in only one school with different grades and a fixed set of questions, which means once players run through all the levels, they are done with this game. Other issues such as basic and detail-lacking graphics as well as basic aesthetic designs make this game one of those one-time off casual games.
That being said, I would recommend this game to those who want to kill their fragmented down time with somewhat brainy exercise, as well as those who want to interact with their kids in a relaxing and educational way. Other than that, I would say Papers Grade Please! might be a hit-or-miss for game-savvy players.
Editor's Reviews
Papers Grade, Please! is a casual puzzle game. It is said that this game was launched by Lion Studios, a famous foreign game publisher. apers Grade Please present a hilarious brain-hole game in the form of reverse thinking, allowing players to play a smart teacher, distinguish among the students' various funny answers, judge right, and wrong, and give the answers to the students. Students grade. And those seemingly wrong answers often have unexpected deep meanings.
First of all, the great feature of this game is that its question content is very rich. "Papers Grade, Please!" involves many different types of questions, covering a wide range of issues such as geography, biology, English, art, mathematics, and many common sense issues. Different from similar brain-hole games, players do not need to work hard to find the correct answer, but need to judge whether the answers provided by the students are correct. The form of the game is more relaxed and cheerful than brain-hole puzzle games. In order to make the picture more realistic, the game uses 3D pictures, whether it is the characters in the game, various props, or even the entire scene and layout, which are completely three-dimensional. In the face of these funny and interesting students, how would you choose to be a teacher?
In addition, the gameplay of this game is both simple and very unique. The gameplay of "Papers Grade, Please!" is relatively easy. Players don't need to search for different ways to solve problems in different directions. They only need to simply make judgments. In the face of these lovely students, in the face of various guessing games, text For games, puzzle games, quiz games, brain teasers, and other types of questions, all players have to do is to choose right and wrong and the joy of the game. The relaxed and pleasant atmosphere makes the game itself more casual.
Regarding the screen scene of this game, the screen of "Papers Grade, Please!" has a typical European and American style. Although the 3D modeling of scenes and characters is not meticulous, the cartoon style of funny cartoons is also unique. Compared with some 3D games with beautiful pictures, most of the casual puzzle mobile games are quite attentive in the construction of 3D characters. Looking at the character shapes like crooked melons and cracked dates, I already laughed before I experienced the game. Half of the big teeth are lost. This kind of characteristic setting makes the game half successful in terms of art. Moreover, from the experience, "Papers Grade, Please!" benefits from a relatively mature 3D art environment, which can present many real props such as globes, magnifying glasses, water glasses, etc., and restore them very realistically. In terms of the details of the game, it is not as random as the funny 3D model, but instead gives players a more realistic game experience everywhere. Even the projections on the ground when the characters are holding different items in the game are also restored.
However, this game is very difficult, and it takes players a lot of time and patience to answer these questions, so many players can’t stand loneliness and then give up halfway through the game. Because there are not only a lot of common sense problems in the game, but also a lot of professional problems, and some of the problems are very big, it is difficult for players to get the correct answer. Player motivation.
In general, if players claim to have a variety of rich knowledge reserves, if you want to experience the fun of being a teacher, if you have a soft spot for simple judgment games, then please don't miss this "Papers Grade, Please!".
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November 03,11
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