OVERPAINT

Five minutes. Friendship over.

A nice afternoon in the square, painting with your friends. Then the urge takes you, and you overpaint your friend's canvas. Your friend sees it, and does the same to someone else. That someone paints back. The square is a battlefield now.

Two to four players stand back to back, each painting the same masterpiece on their own canvas. Whoever gets closest to the painting wins.

Turn around, and there's your friend's painting

When Sabotage Time comes, everyone leaves their seat. Walk over to a friend's canvas and throw paint at it. Until it ends, not a single brushstroke goes on anyone's painting. If someone walks up to your canvas, grab them and push them away.

In the end, just paint

In the final Repair Time, nobody can sabotage any more. Paint over the damage and see how much you can win back. When the sun goes down, the match is over.

Real masterpieces

Public-domain paintings everyone has seen before. Now you are the one holding the brush. Matches use anime-style versions of the paintings, and you can pick the originals in Room Match and Studio.

Two ways to play

Versus Random Match with strangers or Room Match with friends, 2 to 4 players. Playable solo, too.

Studio No clock, no ranking, no sabotage. Just paint.

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