From July 14th to July 20th, 2023, active Nintendo Switch Online members in Japan can download and try not one, not two, but three different games at no additional cost.
The three games are No paper! Storyteller and 7 Days to End with You.
No paper! (Give me toilet paper! in the west) is an action game in which you prepare toilet paper with a Joy-Con™ in it and roll it around on a board. There is a toilet paper in the game that is linked to your toilet paper. If you roll your toilet paper left and right, the toilet paper in the game will also roll left and right. You are the ordinary toilet paper in every house, but you can roll at will. And now there is a man in need of toilet paper!
You start from the ceiling of the toilet and go your way to the man. But all sorts of traps await you along the way!
Help the man by avoiding or taking advantage of them.
Storyteller is a puzzle game about building stories. Experience some of history’s greatest stories like never before. Storyteller is an award-winning reactive puzzle game that lets you build the story.
Storyteller’s charming animations and comic-panel design allows for a unique puzzle mechanic. Use your wits to retell iconic tales — or experiment and find something new.
Play with a library full of characters and themes, featuring heroes and villains, dragons and vampires, infidelity and remorse, love, lies, madness, and more! Use the blank canvas to manipulate secrets and desires, slay monsters or terrorize people with them, betray lovers or bring them together. You know how the stories go — but this time you are the author.
In 7 Days to End with You, you don’t know a single word in the language of this world. Deduce the meanings of words the person before you uses to communicate with you. Then try to understand them like a puzzle, one piece at a time. You are free to perceive the meaning of the words you read.
The relationship between the two characters is built on the words you interpret. And their story is also built on the words you interpret.
Their world changes according to your understanding. Maybe their story is a short, ordinary story, or maybe it’s a long, peculiar story. Or both stories could exist at the same time. There’s nothing wrong with that.
The story is only complete with your interpretation. So certainly, every story your interpretation results in is correct. Even if you don’t understand the story at first, you have the opportunity to repeat it over and over again.
This is a short and long story, of only seven days.
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