SuchArt: Genius Artist Simulator

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• Recommended Posted September 1, 2025 on Steam Hands down the most fun art game out there. I found it as relaxing as powerwash simulator. You basically get painting comissions from clients. There's a sense of progress. You expand and hang your paintings in virtual galleries , you get money/rewards from your clients. You use money to buy decorations and more tools to expand on your drawings. You start out painting with brushes, then u get blenders, markers, glitters, flamethrowers, stencils. You start out painting on a canvas, but later u can buy more objects, like you can submit a painting on a frying pan , and u get asked to paint bigger objects like houses/space ships/ trucks. It's easily a game for hundreds of hours. You don't have to be godlike at art to enjoy this game, my skills are mediacore and I had lots of fun being creative Be careful there's no steam cloud. Backup Ur save
• Recommended Posted December 23, 2025 on Steam It's a really cool game, but it'd be great if there was VR support. There's a VR version available on the Meta Quest store, but not on Steam for PCVR
• Recommended Posted May 1, 2026 on Steam Requesting multiplayer me and my friend Want To Play Co-op And Make Art Together So Please
• Recommended Posted February 18, 2026 on Steam Fun creative times with all the tools available to funk around with. The email requests are funny and the robot is awesome. The gallery showcase with the random comments is great too. Would love VR support for this though!
• Recommended Posted August 16, 2025 on Steam I love this game and painting feels great and very satisfying! Only problem with this game is that devs are not active anymore :( So sad to see this game slowly wilt for no reason :(
• Not recommended Posted June 22, 2025 on Steam I wanted to like it but the game links camera to the cursor even while painting so it gave me severe motion sickness after 20 mins. I'm requesting a refund and would only consider buying it if there was an option to toggle the ability to freeze camera view with the canvas and object fitting nicely on screen, and only move the brush. Also, if the brush tool is selected, let us use the brush with left-click. Why is the most-used command right-click while left-click still uses the hand tool? The amount of times I disturbed and dropped the canvas by accident because of this un-intuitive default binding was just as baffling a design choice. Overall its weirdly clunky.