Spray Paint Simulator Coming to PS and Switch This Month

Okay, here’s the re-written article:

So, there’s this thing coming out — Spray Paint Simulator? It’s a collaboration between North Star Video Games and Whitethorn Games. Should be dropping on PlayStation and Nintendo Switch soon-ish. Thought I’d mention it because, hey, why not?

So, this place called Spatterville — no clue if that’s a real town — it’s apparently in desperate need of a glow-up. You’re supposed to jump in and start painting everything in sight. The whole idea is pretty chill; seems like you can open up your own little business, start from zero, and then just, you know, paint stuff. Easy peasy, right?

In Story Mode, you’re meeting these, uh, quirky people — they all need a paint job for some reason?? — and you’ve got to make them happy with your mad painting skills. It’s all about prepping the space and picking the right colors and whatever. You also get to upgrade your tools and stuff, like using ladders to reach weird places. Imagine painting a giant robot — not sure how that fits in, but hey, I’m here for it!

Oh, and there’s a Free Spray mode! You can either go it solo or rope in a buddy to paint the town (literally). Spatterville becomes your massive art project, and you can just go wild.

But wait, there’s more! Features! You’ve got no time limits, so you can take your own sweet time. Tons of colors to pick from, too. And as you make progress, it’s all about keeping Spatterville residents satisfied. Maybe you become the town’s Picasso – who knows?

You also get this whole painting experience, starting from fixing up the place, masking it, and then just going nuts with paint — all to meet what the customer wants. And there’s managing tools and stuff — spray tools, batteries, ladders, and a ton more.

Anyway, here are some pics… because why not? They make everything look pretty fancy, I guess.

So yeah, that’s the rundown on Spray Paint Simulator. It’s got this easy vibe, but you’re still expressing yourself in full color. Whether or not it’s for you — well, that’s your call.