Barcelona – Indie video game publisher Abylight Studios is delighted to announce Qbics Paint, a game to put 3D modeling and painting at your fingertips with the power of Nintendo Switch Touch Screen. The brilliant artist Michelangelo thought that sculpting masterpieces such as David or the Pietà was actually pretty easy: “all I do is chip away everything that is not my statue”, he said. In Qbics Paint you will become a sort of Michelangelo: you will have to sculpt blocks with your own fingers to “free” the Qbics hiding within!
Sculpting won’t be your only task. The Touch Screen of your Nintendo SwitchTM console enables you to effortlessly paint and customize your Qbics, with a 24-colour palette to get your creative skills flowing.Use the Creation Mode to sculpt and paint freestyle your own Qbics — or let your imagination run wild editing those you already unlocked, and combine it with the Image mode using a wide range of stock images to get you inspired!
KEY FEATURES
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Release your stress with its relaxing gameplay while you train your creative skills and your spatial vision
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Anyone can sculpt and paint in 3D by using its user-friendly interface
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The touch screen of the Nintendo Switch makes a great canvas to create artwork that can be shared at Social Media through the Capture Button
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4 game modes: Sculpt, Paint, Creation, and Image
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More than 50 models to unlock and 50 empty spaces to create your own figures
Qbics Paint will be released for Nintendo Switch during 2017. Its final release date will be announced shortly.
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