Hirogami Brings Origami-Powered Platforming to PS5 and PC This September

Hirogami Brings Origami-Powered Platforming to PS5 and PC This September

Hirogami Launches September 3 for PS5 and PC — Master the Art of Origami in This Stunning 3D Action Platformer

Origami and action platforming might seem like an unlikely pair — until you’ve seen Hirogami in motion. From developer Bandai Namco Studios Singapore and publisher Kakehashi Games, Hirogami is a 3D platforming adventure that folds elegance, creativity, and fast-paced action into one unforgettable journey. Originally debuted at Tokyo Game Show 2024, the game will now make its console debut as it officially launches on PlayStation 5 and PC via Steam on September 3, 2025.

With its unique paper-themed aesthetic and shape-shifting gameplay mechanics, Hirogami looks to be one of the most original and visually striking platformers of the year.

What Is Hirogami?

In Hirogami, you play as Hiro, a courageous warrior tasked with defending their delicate, paper-crafted homeland, Shishiki Village, from an invading digital corruption known as The Blight.

Hiro isn’t your average hero — they wield the ancient and mystical art of folding, transforming into powerful origami animal forms to conquer environmental puzzles, defeat enemies, and traverse stunning landscapes.

Whether you’re dodging lasers through a crystalline canyon, bounding through jungle treetops, or unfolding your way through maze-like temples, every fold matters.

Origami Animal Forms: Transform and Overcome

Hiro’s greatest strength lies in their ability to fold into animal forms, each granting new powers and traversal abilities:

  • Armadillo – Curl into a dense paper ball to smash through barricades, roll over enemies, and take on high-speed traversal segments.
  • Ape – Use brute strength to pound pests, swing from vines, and stomp obstacles into the dust.
  • Frog – Leap to unreachable platforms, scale vertical terrain, and solve aerial challenges with agility.

This shape-shifting system isn’t just cosmetic — it’s the heart of the game’s level design. Mastering when and how to use each form will be key to navigating Hirogami’s increasingly complex puzzles and combat challenges.

Visual Style: Where Paper Meets Platforming

One of Hirogami’s most distinctive features is its origami-inspired world design. Every tree, enemy, platform, and character is crafted to look like it was folded by hand, with crisp paper textures and mesmerizing transitions between forms.

This delicate paper world isn’t just beautiful — it’s fragile, echoing the themes of balance, harmony, and protection that drive the story. And when The Blight encroaches, that balance is visually disrupted in dramatic and striking ways.

From shimmering rice-paper waterfalls to corrupted origami beasts, the game’s art direction is shaping up to be a standout among 2025’s visual showcases.

A Tale of Courage and Preservation

At the heart of Hirogami lies a classic but powerful narrative: the battle to protect what’s sacred from technological decay. As the Blight spreads through Shishiki Village, Hiro must embark on a journey not just of survival, but of restoration.

With its wordless storytelling, atmospheric cues, and hand-crafted cutscenes, Hirogami seeks to connect with players through its universal themes — and the emotional weight of watching a beautiful world slowly unravel.

When and Where Can You Play?

Hirogami officially launches on September 3, 2025, and will be available on:

  • PlayStation 5
  • PC via Steam

You can wishlist Hirogami on Steam right now or pre-order through the PlayStation Store to ensure you're ready to fold your way into action on day one.

In a genre often filled with repetition, Hirogami brings a much-needed breath of fresh air. With its innovative transformation mechanics, stunning origami visuals, and meaningful themes, it’s poised to become one of 2025’s most talked-about indie hits.

If you’ve ever wanted to combine the charm of Tearaway, the platforming challenge of Ratchet & Clank, and the artful aesthetic of Okami, Hirogami might just be your perfect fold.