Chinese Brush Simulator

About

"Chinese Brush Simulator" is a game that brings to life the ancient Chinese art of writing and drawing with brushes. It accurately simulates the feel of the brush and the spreading of ink and water on paper. You can create your own artwork, control the ink-to-water ratio for different effects, and even display your finished pieces on the study wall. The game also allows you to use pictures as a background or a guide for your drawing. Dive into the rich cultural heritage of Chinese calligraphy and art with this unique simulator.

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Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

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Audience ScoreBased on 15 reviews

music2 negative mentions

The game offers a very calming and relaxing experience, making it enjoyable for those interested in Chinese culture and calligraphy.
It features a realistic simulation of ink physics and allows for customization of the study environment with user-created artwork.
Players can express their artistic talent and creativity, with the potential to create beautiful pieces of art through practice and patience.

The control scheme is complicated and can be difficult to master, which may deter players who are not comfortable with unusual game controls.
Movement and camera controls are slow and awkward, making it challenging to position elements accurately during gameplay.
The game may require a significant amount of skill and patience, which could lead to frustration for those not willing to invest the time.

music
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The music aspect of the game allows for a personalized experience, enabling players to create their own melodies using basic musical notes, even if they are not fans of traditional music.
- “You can jam to any songs in your mind if you know the basic do re mi.”
- “Not into traditional music?”
- “You can jam any songs in your mind if you know the basic do re mi.”
graphics
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The graphics are visually appealing, particularly for those who appreciate Chinese culture and calligraphy, though they cater to a niche audience.
gameplay
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Players appreciate the gameplay for its realism and depth, contrasting it favorably against the superficial mechanics often found in many AAA titles.
atmosphere
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Reviewers highlight the game's atmosphere as immersive and engaging, suggesting that virtual reality support could enhance the experience even further by fully utilizing its atmospheric elements.
- “Another suggestion is adding VR support, because this would be an absolutely godlike game in VR, given how it would make full use of the atmosphere while also negating all previously mentioned control difficulties.”
- “The atmosphere feels flat and uninspired, lacking the depth and immersion that I was hoping for.”
- “Despite the game's potential, the overall ambiance is dull and fails to engage the player.”
- “The world feels lifeless, and the lack of environmental detail really detracts from the overall experience.”