The best part about sound in this game might be in the power-ups.
As expected, there’s no voice acting in Paint the Town Red. When in the disco map, for example, you will probably want to put off your murderous intentions so you can dance along with the AI a little before ending their lives. Shredding hordes of blocky enemies is an amazing stress reliever and is a great way to wind. Blood is also very satisfying when spilling out of the hordes of enemies, and the unrealistic art style helps soften the brutal scenes you will be continuously causing while wreaking havoc on these simpletons’ lives.Īudio just manages to get the job done, with some grunting from the enemies when dying or when trying to literally cut you. Paint the Town Red is a hidden gem that Ive put many hours to. Some people will actually prefer this art style, and it definitely fits the game. Graphics are as wacky as this whole game sounds, which isn’t a bad thing. Try smiting a couple of enemies down while in slow-mo like a mad god. Demolish completely destructible voxel-based enemies Dive into action-packed scenarios including a Biker Bar, Disco, Prison, Pirate Cove and Western Saloon.Release Date: Switch eShop: 29th Jul 2021. While they do take away from the “realism” in-game, they’re still loads of fun. They will help you fend off hordes of enemies when you’re overwhelmed in combat. There are three levels of power-ups: Shockwave, Berserk, and Smite. The voxel-based enemies can be punched, bashed, kicked, stabbed and sliced completely dynamically using almost anything that isn't nailed down. The game also keeps things fresh and rewards you when surviving long enough by using power-ups. Paint the Town Red is a chaotic first person melee combat game set in different locations and time periods.
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