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SuchArt: Creative Space is a single player casual role playing game. It was developed by hypetrain and was released on May 21, 2021. It received overwhelmingly positive reviews from players.

What would you do if you were provided with your very own art studio? SuchArt: Creative Space gives you an opportunity to find that out! Let your imagination run wild and paint whatever you want, complete commissions, decorate the studio with your art and furniture, buy tools and experiment with them — you’ve got 3 rooms and an infinite amount of time, and only you decide how to handle them! A…

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98%
Audience ScoreBased on 4,404 reviews
story144 positive mentions
grinding20 negative mentions

  • The game offers a wide variety of tools and creative freedom, allowing players to paint anything and everything without judgment.
  • It's a relaxing and fun experience that helps players express their creativity, even if they lack traditional artistic skills.
  • The story mode provides engaging prompts and a lighthearted narrative, making the gameplay enjoyable and immersive.
  • The controls can be clunky, especially when using a mouse, which may frustrate some players.
  • There is a lack of a proper undo feature, which can lead to mistakes that are difficult to correct.
  • The game may feel repetitive over time, especially after completing the main story and running out of new content.
  • story
    460 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game's story is generally described as light and entertaining, serving primarily as a backdrop to the creative painting mechanics rather than a central focus. Players appreciate the quirky characters and humorous dialogue, often delivered through emails, which add charm to the experience, though many feel the narrative lacks depth and progression. Overall, while the story is enjoyable, it is not the main draw of the game, with most players preferring the freedom and creativity offered by the painting mechanics.

    • “The story builds up in a satisfying way as you sell more and more paintings too, and the endings are each really interesting and fun.”
    • “The story mode is really nice for those of us who need a bit more direction, and like having prompts and inspiration and weird clients with personalities to work with.”
    • “The story, the dialogue (if I can call it that? It's all through emails) the actual art is enjoyable and made me want to paint more ~icy oceans~”
    • “Decided to buy the 'story' mode for 20 euros and was bombarded with cheap assignments and not really any story that was motivating me to draw.”
    • “The story progresses very fast and is short, and after it ends the game becomes empty.”
    • “You play as this cool-drawing artist that takes commissions to paint... there's absolutely not much of a storyline to uncover here... maybe something to do with aliens, robots and humans having a war or something?”
  • gameplay
    218 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The gameplay is characterized by a mix of intuitive and complex mechanics that allow players to create art in various forms, with a focus on painting and customization. While some users find the controls clunky and the gameplay loop repetitive, many appreciate the depth of the painting mechanics, the freedom to experiment, and the engaging storyline. Overall, the game offers a unique and relaxing experience, appealing to both casual players and aspiring artists.

    • “The painting mechanics are great!”
    • “The gameplay revolves around creating art in a variety of forms, from digital paintings and sculptures to graffiti and installations.”
    • “I loved how realistic the painting mechanics felt, and the variety of tools and materials available made it easy to create some truly stunning works of art.”
    • “I'm torn because it's kind of neat, but all of these sim-type games almost have some playability like Toy Maker Click or Steamer Simulator. The game has nothing to do with art; it's just a grind of selling items you scribble on to make money to unlock more things to sell. Maybe I'm being too harsh, but I do not enjoy the gameplay loop.”
    • “I started to try and watch YouTube videos to work out how people who actually enjoy this game play it, and I still couldn't figure out the mechanics for things, though by that stage, I'd basically already given up.”
    • “I spent hours just figuring out how the mechanics work before I even actually made anything.”
  • graphics
    200 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The graphics in the game have received widespread praise for their vibrant colors, polished visuals, and attention to detail, creating an engaging and immersive artistic environment. While some assets may not be award-winning, the overall aesthetic is described as charming and visually appealing, enhancing the gameplay experience. Players appreciate the game's ability to support various art styles and tools, making it a unique platform for creativity.

    • “The attention to detail, intricate designs, and vibrant colors used in their artwork are nothing short of breathtaking.”
    • “The story is fun, the graphics are gorgeous, and there's so many tools to work with!”
    • “This game is one of a kind; you don't get many art games that give you the freedom to express yourself. The graphics are out of this world (pun intended). I would 100% recommend this game to anyone who loves art or is just looking for something different.”
    • “The game messed up my graphics tablet, no idea how.”
    • “Regarding the use with a graphics tablet, for my part it does not work.”
    • “Also, the graphic tablet support I have been waiting for doesn't work at all for me on the Gaomon PD1560, so that was disappointing.”
  • humor
    92 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game is widely praised for its humor, blending funny character interactions, witty dialogue, and amusing in-game mechanics that make even the most novice artists feel entertained. Players appreciate the lighthearted tone, with elements like sarcastic AI critiques and absurd art scenarios contributing to a charming and comedic experience. Overall, the humor enhances the gameplay, making it accessible and enjoyable for both casual players and aspiring artists alike.

    • “If you're not into painting and art, this game still has some funny characters and stuff you can do, and you don't have to be good to get through the story.”
    • “I found it funny there's free DLC specifically to make the AI talk crap about your artwork in case you need a hit of reality.”
    • “The plot was a wonderful blend of satire and choose-your-own-adventure elements, the comedy was all very tasteful and hilariously on-point, and it was very interesting pursuing all four of the game's different endings.”
  • music
    76 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The music in the game is widely praised for its relaxing and immersive qualities, enhancing the overall artistic experience. Players appreciate the tranquil soundtracks and ambient sounds that create a soothing atmosphere, making it easy to focus on creativity. Many users also enjoy the option to play their own music, further enriching their gameplay experience.

    • “The relaxing background music and ambient sounds in the studio create a tranquil and immersive atmosphere, allowing you to focus on your art.”
    • “And the soundtrack was the perfect complement to the gameplay, creating a sense of wonder and creativity that's hard to describe.”
    • “A soothing environment to play around in while listening to music and letting the day melt away.”
    • “ just filling noises/no music”
    • “As someone who makes music, I battle with my ego all the time and the first two hours of this game were euphoric (helped I had smoked a joint beforehand and couldn't figure out how to start a painting over so I just pushed ahead).”
    • “I was expecting this game to be like Passpartout but was blown away with the music, materials, and variety of tools to use.”
  • grinding
    40 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The grinding aspect of the game has received mixed feedback, with many players finding it tedious and time-consuming, often requiring significant hours (60-100) to achieve completion. While some appreciate the structured commissions that provide direction and rewards, others feel that the repetitive tasks, particularly in painting and saving, disrupt the overall flow and enjoyment of the game. Overall, the grinding experience can be seen as a double-edged sword, offering both challenge and frustration.

    • “You'll need a second life for grinding.”
    • “Grindy (60 - 100 hours).”
    • “You'll need a second life for grinding.”
    • “I believe some might appreciate this touch, but in a game I find it difficult and a little tedious.”
    • “Great game but 2 achievements are very grindy.”
    • “It's very tedious and breaks the flow significantly.”
  • optimization
    32 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game's optimization has received mixed feedback, with users noting both impressive performance on lower-end systems and significant issues with texture optimization, particularly at higher settings. Recent updates have introduced tools to enhance performance, such as surface protection features, which have been well-received. However, some players still experience random slowdowns and stuttering, indicating that further optimization is needed, especially for those using less powerful hardware.

    • “On the positive side, the performance is surprisingly good.”
    • “There are also a lot of options for improving performance.”
    • “As time has gone on, it appears the dev listened to comments they originally dismissed related to performance and the mechanics surrounding painting the world around you, since then multiple updates have been released allowing you to protect surfaces, reset textures, and more.”
    • “But one huge issue is poor texture optimization.”
    • “I get this is probably an optimization thing, but I wish that was at least configurable like how one can configure paint resolution.”
    • “I blew up a spray can in that empty room, and the performance died on me.”
  • emotional
    30 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Players find the game to be a deeply emotional experience, often describing it as heartwarming and a source of joy and relaxation. The ability to create art, regardless of skill level, fosters a sense of accomplishment and self-worth, while the game's wholesome environment and charming characters provide comfort and companionship. Many users express gratitude for the game's uplifting nature, especially in challenging times, highlighting its role as an emotional crutch and a means of escape.

    • “It has been a great emotional crutch for me and I could not be more grateful for its existence.”
    • “Being able to escape the fear of automation taking over my industry and experiencing a world that holds a clear appreciation for the humanity of art is nothing short of heartwarming.”
    • “I was already squealing over all the color options, but then the little robot made me cry because it was so freakin' cute.”
  • replayability
    28 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The reviews present a mixed perspective on replayability. While some users highlight "Suchart" as having significant replay value due to its creative potential and endless painting possibilities, others criticize it for limited content, noting that many items can be accessed in the free demo and that the story mode offers little incentive to replay. Overall, the game is seen as infinitely replayable for those who enjoy art creation, but lacks depth for players seeking varied gameplay experiences.

    • “Overall, I think 'suchart' has an incredible amount of replay value, thanks to the endless possibilities for creativity and self-expression.”
    • “It's also essentially endlessly replayable by its nature.”
    • “'Suchart' has a fair amount of replay value, especially for those who enjoy the process of creating art.”
    • “No replay value, same 10-20 items unlocked through story to decorate 3 rooms essentially, which you could literally get pretty much most of those items in the free demo; the only thing you couldn't was some areas (the art gallery, the dock/garage area that literally only has 5 things for you to paint anyway, so it's not even worth buying or getting in the story.”
    • “No replay value, same 10-20 items unlocked through story to decorate 3 rooms essentially, which you could literally get pretty much most of those items in the free demo; the only thing you couldn't was some areas (the art gallery, the dock/garage area that literally only has 5 things for you to paint anyway, so it's not even worth buying or getting in the story.”
  • stability
    18 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The stability of the game has received mixed feedback from users. While some report a smooth experience with no major bugs, others have encountered significant issues, including complete system freezes that require a hard restart. Additionally, a few players noted minor glitches that were resolved through troubleshooting, indicating that while the game is generally stable, it still has some areas needing improvement.

    • “The game is completely bug-free, providing a smooth and enjoyable experience.”
    • “I haven't encountered any bugs, which makes the gameplay incredibly stable.”
    • “The stability of the game is impressive; it runs flawlessly without any glitches.”
    • “Every time I play this game, it freezes my computer.”
    • “Yeah, it totally freezes and I can't even Ctrl + Alt + Delete to restart; I have to hard start my computer when it happens.”
    • “There are a few glitches I've come across.”
  • atmosphere
    18 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The atmosphere of the game is widely praised for its relaxing background music and ambient sounds, creating a tranquil and immersive environment that enhances the artistic experience. Players appreciate the warm and inviting demeanor of the characters, which adds to the overall enjoyment, although some feel that the constant praise from NPCs can be a bit excessive. The ability to change the external atmosphere adds a refreshing dynamic, reminiscent of nostalgic art experiences.

    • “The relaxing background music and ambient sounds in the studio create a tranquil and immersive atmosphere, allowing you to focus on your art.”
    • “Their approachable demeanor and willingness to engage with their audience create a warm and inviting atmosphere that makes the entire artistic experience all the more enjoyable.”
    • “No matter what you draw - your clients (you get commission requests from NPCs for in-game money and 'fame') are always going to be happy and say that they love your art... personally, at times, I thought that the praising and love atmosphere were a bit... undeserved.”
    • “It can also be calming to hear the different atmospheres and be able to navigate around in a futuristic environment and let your mind free.”
    • “I will add that my favorite new feature must be the ability to change the atmosphere outside of the studio window; it's really a nice change of pace that reminds me of all the Bob Ross videos I used to watch 'back in the day'.”
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SuchArt: Creative Space is a casual role playing game.

SuchArt: Creative Space is available on Windows.

On average players spend around 12 hours playing SuchArt: Creative Space.

SuchArt: Creative Space was released on May 21, 2021.

SuchArt: Creative Space was developed by hypetrain.

SuchArt: Creative Space has received overwhelmingly positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its story but disliked it for its grinding.

SuchArt: Creative Space is a single player game.

Similar games include SuchArt: Genius Artist Simulator, House Flipper, Passpartout, Vermillion, Sticky Business and others.