Cutout Village Steam news

• Steam app typegame
• Steam App ID3907910
• PriceNo longer available on Steam Store
• Release dateOct 21, 2026
• DeveloperDevilishGames
• PublisherDevilishGames
• Parent gameNot available

Genres: Casual, Indie, Simulation

Company pages: Developer: DevilishGamesPublisher: DevilishGames

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Cutout Village Steam news

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• Build, Cut and Glue: Cutout Village Comes to Steam Early Access on October 21 - 21 September 2026

  Spanish independent studio DevilishGames has announced that Cutout Village will launch on Steam Early Access on October 21. The game offers a unique blend of village building and paper crafting, set in a small rural community that players must help bring back to life. In Cutout Village, building literally means cutting, folding, and gluing paper. As they progress, players will unlock more than 50 buildings, services, and decorative elements that they can use to expand and customize their village. The game draws inspiration from traditional crafts and the paper cutout books that became popular throughout the 20th century. Its visual style combines watercolors, paper models, and handmade books to create a calm, unhurried experience. Build In-Game and in the Real World The protagonists of Cutout Village return to the village where they spent their childhood after inheriting an old family h…

• Cutout Village launches its Steam demo and reveals a new trailer - 21 May 2026

  DevilishGames, the Spanish independent studio behind the paper-based city-builder Cutout Village, has released the game’s demo on Steam. The announcement comes alongside a new trailer showcased during the Six One Indie Showcase. The demo is now available and will be playable until the end of the upcoming Steam Next Fest, which will take place from June 15 to June 22. This trial version includes a full level from the story mode, where players can experience the game’s core mechanics based on cutting, folding, and gluing paper crafts to shape a small village. In addition, buildings created within the game can be downloaded as PDF files to assemble them in real life. Cutout Village is a narrative simulation and management game in which players build and restore cities through paper craft mechanics. The goal is to recover the family home, revitalize the village, and provide it with services…

• We’re excited to premiere a new trailer for Cutout Village! - 23 April 2026

  Today, we are pleased to release the new trailer for Cutout Village as part of the Second Wind Games Showcase. In the trailer, we showcase new gameplay footage of the game, a blend of city-building and paper crafting. Additionally, we’d like to remind you that if you can’t wait for the demo release in the coming weeks, you can already purchase the cut-out books available on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GPF2TH2HNew trailer:

• Cutout Village papercraft books are now available - 27 March 2026

  At DevilishGames we are pleased to announce that the series of papercraft books inspired by our upcoming video game, Cutout Village, is now available. The collection consists of four books that let you cut, fold and glue more than 50 different paper constructions, including charming houses, shops, characters, trees and even a huge castle. The books are now available through Amazon and will offer hours of fun for papercraft enthusiasts, while also helping fans of the video game pass the time until its release in the second half of 2026. Buy the Cutout Village books

• Cutout Village at GameSpain Direct Winter - 12 February 2026

  Yesterday, GameSpain Direct Winter took place, showcasing 25 Spanish games in development, including Cutout Village. During the event, the trailer was shown and we had a short interview where we talked about the game and revealed new artwork. You can watch it on @ClemmyGames’ channel (minute 34:58):

• Merry Christmas! - 15 December 2025

  This year we released Bambas! and Mystery of Silence, but we are already working full steam ahead on next year’s games. One of them is Cutout Village, and today we’d like to give you a printable cut-out house sheet to wish you a Merry Christmas🙂 Here’s the high-resolution sheet: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Pr4-okF9fsYrIyFW5YJRG5J6QhRad947/view?usp=drive_link And here you can add the game to your wishlist:

• You can now build your first paper house! - 15 September 2025

  We are very grateful for the amazing reception the announcement of Cutout Village has received! We’re thrilled to see so many people interested in a game about cutting, folding, and gluing, and it’s incredibly motivating to see that you’re adding it to your wishlist. Over the next few months, we’ll be sharing updates about the game here, but today we want to give you a PDF sheet so you can build one of the game’s little houses in real life. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1UWMbXoDmpjCPRiqY9O1JQ2fRBhlTQLC2/view?usp=drive_link We hope you enjoy it!

• You can cut, fold and glue the new game by DevilishGames - 10 September 2025

  The Spanish studio, creator of games such as Minabo, Path to Mnemosyne or Bambas!, known for its experimental approach to videogames, brings us a cutout game about rebuilding a village. DevilishGames shows what they have been working on lately through this new trailer: Cutout Village, a narrative game with touches of management and lots of crafts, tells us about the challenges of depopulated villages and the importance of reviving towns in a sustainable way. The characters and buildings’ aesthetics are inspired by medieval villages at a high risk of disappearance, and they will remind us of the popular cutouts from the 1960s. This graphic decision talks about a period when technology, the Internet and social media didn’t play such a prominent role in our leisure and daily lives. Not to mention the phenomenon of gentrification, which was yet to explode.In Cutout Village, we follow the st…