I actually missed out on Tearaway as I didn't have a Vita at the time it came out, so I was pleased to hear it was getting a PS4 version. Tearaway Unfolded has built the original from the ground up into a 1080p, 60fps outing with multiple ways to play.

If you played Tearaway , you already know it's easily one of the best games for the PlayStation Vita. While I won't ever deny LittleBigPlanet 's appeal and charm, I will probably always see it as a robust set of innovative creation tools that happen to come with a game that's as dull as it is...

We're always wary of a port. Often when a game migrates from one platform to another, it's a direct port and the title will lose some initial launch excitement that made it appealing. There's also a danger the porting process will introduce a fresh set of bugs.

Innovative gameplay features; Excellent story; Stunning papery world

Drawing can be a little tricky on the touchpad

Tearaway Unfolded is a platforming title the PS4 has been missing. It's a beautiful, happy and colourful adventure that really should be experienced and showcases the consoles ability to entertain all ages of gamers.

Platforming re-imagined; Full of life and vibrant designs; Creative and imaginative; The player interaction is magnificent; The DualShock 4 shines it's way through; Brilliant characters and gameplay

The last few chapters sadly are dragged out and are anti-climatic /br

After spending a weekend playing Tearaway Unfolded I'm starting to understand how acid heads feel after one of those life altering trips you hear about. I have to keep checking myself from grabbing the nearest person by the collar, shaking them, and yelling into their face, "You don't understand!

It's basically an entirely new game.

If you didn't know already, I don't think you'd tweak that Tearaway Unfolded started life on the PS Vita. As one of the handheld's premiere titles, Media Molecule made great use of in-built camera, touch screen and rear touchpad, yet now on PS4 it's as if it was meant to be here all along.

Just as it did on Vita, the genius behind Tearaway's design philosophy shines on PlayStation 4. Tearaway: Unfolded for the PS4 isn't a remaster or port, it's a game remade from the ground up for a new platform.

Clever and holistic use of the PlayStation 4's features; Heartfelt and thought-provoking themes of creativity and personal storytelling; Charming and endearing humor and tone; Budget title at $40

Some of the original game's features are relegated to a companion app; Still a relatively short game

Tearaway: Unfolded is every bit as charming as its Vita counterpart. The additional content is imaginative and visually stunning, but comes at a price. The story’s pacing suffers due to the additional content by feeling a bit overwrought.

From the same minds that created LittleBigPlanet, Tearaway takes players on a platforming adventure through a world crafted entirely of paper. Since many players missed the original Vita version of the game, Sony has given it a second chance with Tearaway Unfolded on the PS4.