Overview
But to Paint a Universe invites players into a charming 2D world, following the journey of a young girl tasked with restoring a sky shattered by an evil monster. This indie title blends casual puzzle-solving with an engaging narrative, offering a unique experience that evolves with each level.
Highlights
- Diverse Gameplay: Features 20 unique levels in adventure mode, where the rules and mechanics dynamically change, keeping the experience fresh and challenging.
- Multiple Modes: Beyond the story-driven adventure, players can test their mettle in a time attack mode or compete for high scores on online leaderboards.
- Artistic Presentation: Boasts a gorgeous aesthetic, an immersive game world, and a professional soundtrack that complements its atmospheric and engaging storybook narrative.
Who It's For
This game is ideal for players who enjoy casual puzzle games with a strong narrative focus. Those who appreciate atmospheric art styles, unique gameplay mechanics that shift from level to level, and a heartwarming story will find much to love here. It's also suitable for families, given its low age rating and accessible nature.
Game Info
Developed by Mårten Jonsson and published by JMJ Interactive, But to Paint a Universe was released on January 15, 2015. It falls under the Indie and Casual genres, with strong Puzzle and Music elements. The game supports multiplayer features and Steam Trading Cards, and is available through Family Sharing. While the game offers a rich single-player experience, its online scoreboards also provide a competitive edge. User reception on Steam is mixed, reflecting its unique approach to gameplay.
