Pixel Paint Together 🖌️

Hours played at review time, across 46 reviews with recorded playtime.

positive critical· bar length = how often the theme comes up

[b]Conclusion[/b] If you can get over the unintuitive and bad-looking UI, the game has some pretty unexpectedly interesting cursor unlocks which make you want to keep painting! The images are alright with different sizes. I was pleasantly surprised by this one. The gameplay is smooth. [h1]Positives[/h1] +Shortcut for changing colors. +I like the stats, like number of tiles of each color and total tile count. +Shows the next puzzle to play on completion. Make it smooth to chain paint all of them! +I like the incentive to unlock custom cursor cosmetics and effects! -Although it is not clear how to unlock them. +Achievements +The painting is smooth. [h1]Observations and suggestions[/h1] ~It would be nice to be able to zoom out all the way to see the entire picture. ~Not sure about the bouncing around of the tiles, but I appreciate the effect and the points, which makes the game more alive. ~The game is fun, but is it a bit too easy? You can continue just going over every tile without releasing the left mouse button and eventually color all tiles correctly since the color switches to the next uncompleted one when you complete a color. ~It would be nice to have an option to skip already completed puzzles when being presented with the next puzzle to do after completing one. ~It would be nice to be able to order the levels by size from a category. [h1]Negatives[/h1] -The UI is big and not very pretty. -Not sure if it is a bug, but there is no music. There is a setting for music though. -Navigation in menus is unintuitive. Escape button does not go back to the main menu. You need to go to "Disconnect" to go back to the screen to change the cursor and unlock rewards. -Level progress is not saved on exit. You need to finish them in one sitting. -I unlocked a trailing sparkling effect, but it is not visible when painting. There seems to be a bug with it.