Publisher HypeTrain Digital and developer Goose Minded will release SuchArt for Switch on October 23, the companies announced.
SuchArt first launched in Early Access for PC via Steam on July 14, 2021, followed by a full release on October 13, 2022.
Here is an overview of the game, via HypeTrain Digital:
About
In SuchArt you are a genius artist living in the year 2130. Make the best of the space studio you own. Create art with a large variety of tools, sell your works, get famous and upgrade your studio! Let your imagination run wild and create the art of your dreams!
Key Features
- Paint Everywhere – Turn the world around you into a huge canvas and do whatever you please with it—add some red to that gloomy wall, spill paint on the floor and call it abstract expressionism, or start a collection of alphabet paintings from A to Z: this place is yours after all! Wait, how did you mess up your studio that much that fast?
- Upgrade and Design Your Studio – Not satisfied with the initial look and/or functionality of your studio? That’s okay, because you can always unlock new rooms, buy some furniture and decorations, and place those however and wherever you want—make yourself at home! Wait, what do you mean you don’t have enough money?!
- Sell and Expose Your Art – Sell your paintings at the marketplace, fulfill all your clients’ orders, and receive a generous reward, or maybe a gift! Or maybe some exposure, the best of all currencies out there. Don’t forget that you can exhibit your amazing art and see what critics have to say about it.
- Realistic Painting – Painting in SuchArt feels just like in real life, but without the downsides. The colors mix as you would naturally expect them to, so you can easily achieve the result you dreamed about. The paint has realistic texture, and each instrument alters it a bit with different strokes. There’s plenty of instruments to choose from: brushes, palette knives, stencils or even flamethrowers to create your next masterpiece.
- Pick Your Side – They say down on Earth the robots are revolting and the Crabuxes covet the planet’s saltwater. But surely that’s none of your business. Or, is it?