Warbrush

Warbrush is a tank game where you fight on paint-covered maps, using destructible terrain and ricocheting bullets to shape battles. You can invite up to four players, or play solo with optional A.I. support.

Game modes

Player-versus-player battles take place across five maps:

• Combat: Win by defeating your opponents or covering a large portion of the canvas with your paint.
• Night Maze: Splash paint to reveal your surroundings as you navigate an invisible maze.
• Ocean Mist: Fight on a map with a watercolor setting.
• Desert: Weave through rolling tumbleweeds to take down your enemy in a sandstorm.
• Hanabi: Glide through the night sky while dropping fireworks.

Two co-op maps pit players against approaching enemies:

• Torch Light: Keep the torches lit to mark safe zones as zombies approach through the shadows.
• Arcade: Defend against waves of invading Greys as they overtake the map with monochrome.

Challenge Mode adds 40 handcrafted levels.

Tank types

Five tank types offer different playstyles:

• Rifle: A sharpshooter tank with the highest damage in Arcade mode, able to take down targets reliably.
• Splash: A shotgun tank that is powerful up close, but its slow rotation leaves its flank vulnerable.
• Grenade: A mid-range area attacker whose grenade can be guided by the direction the tank faces.
• Bouncer: Its bullets bounce toward the nearest enemy, and can score a triple kill when enemies cluster together.
• Seeker: A fast-moving tank with no recoil that uses homing missiles to attack while staying on the move.

Battle features

Terrain can be destroyed for tactical advantage, and ricocheting bullets can be used for parries. The game also includes seamless edge warping and taunts.