Press kit
Paint The World
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The short version
Paint The World is a first-person creative sandbox about bringing a blank world to life with color. Every world starts completely white - detailed, walkable, and entirely colorless. You point at a surface and paint it, precisely, at whatever coverage you like, and what you paint stays painted.
It also builds real places. Type in an address and the game pulls the map from OpenStreetMap and generates a walkable, paintable copy of it - your street, with its real roads, real buildings and real hills. And the world you are coloring is alive while you work: traffic drives, people walk, weather moves through, and the sun goes down.
Fact sheet
| Developer | FaceySock Studios - a small independent studio |
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| Based in | |
| Release date | To be announced |
| Platforms | Windows. Linux and macOS under consideration. |
| Price | To be announced. The demo is free. |
| Engine | Godot 4 |
| Modes | Single player; LAN and direct-connect multiplayer (self-hosted, no matchmaking) |
| Website | faceysockstudios.com |
| Contact | hello@faceysockstudios.com |
Features
- Paint anything, partly. Paint lands exactly where you point it, so objects can be half-colored and coverage builds up like the real thing.
- Real places. Any address becomes a walkable world, built from OpenStreetMap data, with real elevation.
- Procedural towns. Cities, suburbs and frontier towns at a range of sizes, plus a hand-built starter world.
- A living world. Traffic, pedestrians, weather and a full day/night cycle.
- Time-lapse recording. The game films a world as you paint it and hands back the whole transformation.
- A camera mode. Author and render fly-through video from inside the game.
- Multiplayer. Host it yourself; friends join over LAN or a direct connection.
Screenshots
Click for full resolution. The kit above has all of these as 2560×1440 PNGs. The first two are clean; the rest show the in-game HUD.
Logo
The wordmark reads best on white or on a light photograph. Please do not recolor it, stretch it, or set it on a busy background. Full-resolution versions, plus the icon and the cover art, are in the kit.
Credits
Designed, built, written and scored at FaceySock Studios. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors, used under the Open Database License.