
You are a painter, living in modest apartment. Paintings are your passion. Empty canvas awaits your imagination. Enter the blank world of the canvas and reveal the hidden world around you and find out what the passion wants to reveal.
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Unique game where you need to find a key item inside painting in order to finish the level. Switch completed canvas into new one in order to start new level.
Use your brush to reveal the world around you. Find the unwritten story left behind.
Find helpful environmental tips to guide you, jump over the platforms. Pickable items can be used to reach otherwise unreachable places.
The bedroom is your main world from which you can enter into multiple unique canvas worlds.
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Languages: English
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Reasons to play the game: - Its free - Interesting game concept - Short stress relieving game - A couple jump scares (Painted a horse that was right in front of me) - A quick play if you want to get away from other things - Could speed run? - Why not Devs: - Great work - Nerf dark colors they are overpowered - Maybe have an option to earn new colors when you complete each painting and be able to choose different colors before going into the next painting - Add steam achievements when completing each painting (they are nice to have for me personally) - Could add easter eggs to collect in each painting
Fun concept, I enjoyed discovering the landscape. That being said, this took under 30 minutes to complete all 2 levels and my eyes/clicker fingers are glad it only took that long. The colors and painterly texture is very harsh on the eyes and the auto paint is very slow, so you basically are furiously clicking right mouse button the whole time. It also feels much more like a proof of concept than a full game, which is fine as it's free. However the dev says you get to "Find the unwritten story left behind" which seems pretty misleading for a game with zero narrative or secrets. Actually, most of the game's description seems to imply much more content than there really is. If the game eventually gets a storyline, maybe a few secrets to find, and makes it easier on the eyes, then I would recommend this. As it is, I don't think I can.
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The mechanic is interesting and appealing. Would love to see similar mechanics more exploration games. With that said I have two main issues: - I'm playing it at 15fps, which according to the recommended specs I would have enough VRAM to run it but I was at full throttle even just in the room - It's hard to understand if something is interactable or not. I know it's the point of the game to "find your way" but understanding what's going on was hard, maybe too hard for something tagged as "relaxing". Even though, I enjoyed the little time I've spent with it. Thanks
cute little perspective game, i hope they add more levels
Brief but enjoyable freebie experience
This is a good concept. The execution is wonderful. I can definitely feel like there's a small sense of dread but I think it's mostly due to the exploration of places with signs of life but no proof of life. A liminal space, if you will. It is short but it's a good experience. Will run on linux but gets a little toasty.
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