Paper Mario: Color Splash

Paper Mario: Color Splash

Version: US
Embark on a vibrant, paper-crafted action-adventure to restore color and life to a mysterious island in peril. When Mario receives a blank, drained Toad in the mail, he and his new paint-can companion Huey set sail for Prism Island, only to find its famous Big Paint Stars stolen and its vibrant landscapes drained of color. Utilizing the magic Paint Hammer to repaint bleached environments, solve...
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🎮 Game Description

Paper Mario: Color Splash is an action-adventure RPG developed by Intelligent Systems and published by Nintendo for the Wii U. The game takes place on Prism Island, a once-vibrant paradise that has been stripped of its color by Bowser and his Koopalings using mysterious straws to drain paint from the environment and its inhabitants.

Accompanied by Huey, a lively talking paint can, Mario traverses an interconnected world map filled with colorful levels, secret exits, and quirky Toad characters. Players use the Paint Hammer to smack bleached spots, restoring color to the world to earn coins, battle cards, and reveal hidden paths.

Combat utilizes a unique touchscreen card mechanic on the Wii U GamePad. Players collect Battle Cards representing attacks—such as Jump, Hammer, and Koopa Shells—fill them with paint to boost their power, and flick them onto the TV screen to execute timed attacks. Along the way, players discover 3D "Thing" cards—everyday real-world objects like fans, lemons, and piggy banks—that unleash cinematic, highly damaging, and often humorous special attacks required to defeat powerful bosses.

Quick Specifications

Feature

Details

Title

Paper Mario: Color Splash

Platform

Nintendo Wii U

Developer

Intelligent Systems

Publisher

Nintendo

Genre

Action-Adventure / RPG

Release Date

October 2016

Game Modes

Single-player

Input Support

Wii U GamePad (Touchscreen Required)

Download Size

~8.7 GB

Key Features

  • Paint Hammer Traversal: Restore color to bleached environments, rescue whiteout Toads, and unlock hidden secrets across Prism Island using Mario's Paint Hammer.

  • Touchscreen Card Battles: Select, paint, and flick Battle Cards on the Wii U GamePad touchscreen to unleash physical, elemental, and defensive attacks.

  • Cinematic "Thing" Cards: Find real-world 3D objects, squeeze them into cards, and summon them in battles to defeat bosses and solve environmental puzzles.

  • Cutout Mechanic: Use the Wii U GamePad to cut away pieces of the 2D paper background, allowing Mario to cross impossible gaps and reach secret areas.

  • Papercraft Aesthetics: Enjoy a visually stunning aesthetic where every character, house, enemy, and landscape is made of detailed cardboard, papier-mâchĂ©, and folded paper.

Frequently Asked Questions (Q&A)

Q: Do I need the Wii U GamePad to play Paper Mario: Color Splash?

A: Yes, the Wii U GamePad touchscreen is required to play Paper Mario: Color Splash, as it is used for selecting, painting, and flicking Battle Cards during combat, as well as executing the Cutout ability.

Q: What are "Thing" cards and why are they important?

A: "Thing" cards are special battle cards created from real-world 3D objects found throughout the island. They deal massive damage in battles and are mandatory for solving specific world puzzles and defeating Koopaling boss fights.

Q: Does Paper Mario: Color Splash feature traditional RPG leveling systems?

A: Instead of classic EXP leveling, Mario grows stronger by collecting Hammer Scraps dropped by enemies, which increases his maximum paint capacity, and by finding Heart MAX Up items to boost his health and attack power.

Q: Can Paper Mario: Color Splash be played on the GamePad without a TV?

A: Yes, the game supports Off-TV Play, allowing you to view and play the entire adventure directly on the Wii U GamePad screen.

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