PHPM

About This Game

Calling All Artists!

The Painter’s Playground is a mashup of utility paint program with RPG-leveling up and clicker-inspired gameplay. While there is no fail state, there are certainly measures of success such as creating a painting that commands a high price in the online community, or owning a gallery of coveted works. Whether you are just someone who wants to doodle with a mouse or already have years of experience creating masterpieces with a drawing tablet – there is fun to be had creating and collecting in the zen coastal town of Painter’s Port.

Come visit Painter’s Port. Stay awhile. You’ll be glad you did.

• With slow-burning clicker-inspired progress, you will be peeling away layers for dozens of hours.
• Create works of digital 2D art using a multitude of tools, paints, and canvases. Gain recognition for your efforts through the online community through ‘thumbs up’ artwork appreciation votes and/or selling your work.
• Manage your own gallery to ensure you have the most coveted collection of curated works; buy, sell, and vote on community-created works of art.
• Earn Renown (XP) through painting idle clicker-style, and Bits (money) from gallery sales. Spend these currencies on permanent upgrades, a variety of canvases, new painting tools, paint colors, votes on your favorite paintings in The Community Harbor, and much more.
• Invest Renown into progressing through 50 levels as a career artist. The unlock system caters to creative gamers that enjoy a slow-burning ‘lifestyle’ game.
• Vie for the top spot in a multitude of categories on the leaderboards.
• Enjoy the beautiful IRL hand-crafted oil painted world by renowned artist Russell Murray.
• Explore Oyster Mode to paint with absolutely no limitations.
• Supports Wacom drawing tablets out of the box. (*NOT* Required)

Reviews

“It’s the nicest little time waster, and I mean that in the best possible way [First Look]”
The Carlz0r

“Gotta say this is really cool so far [First Look]”
Dad’s Gaming Addiction

“If you like relaxing games, and painting and art – definitely get it, even if you are not very good at it – it’s still fun to create stuff…”
Fattmat9001