Nintendo Switch Release Date Announced for Spray Paint Simulator

Alright, so there’s this game—Spray Paint Simulator, right? It’s coming out on the Nintendo Switch, and I mean, who would’ve thought painting would be a thing in the gaming world? But here we are. Whitethorn Games and North Star Video Games finally gave us a release date. Mark it down: July 22, 2025. Yeah, it’s still down the road, but isn’t it fascinating? Maybe not. But still.

So, there’s this drab town, Splatterville. It’s basically a blank canvas, practically begging for a splash of color. They’ve tapped you to jazz it up. Sounds simple enough, yeah? You jump in, make your mark, and boom—your own little art empire is born. Artistic revolution or just a digital paint job? Either way, it’s a gig.

Dive into Story Mode, and you’ll meet this parade of quirky clients. They toss projects your way, and it’s up to you to wave the creative wand. Or brush. Whatever. You kick things off by setting up shop—gotta prep right, you know? Like, are ladders and scaffolds your thing? They better be, because you’ll be scaling walls and reaching high places. Good thing they let you upgrade all your gear. Thank heavens for small mercies, right?

Now, there’s a Free Spray Mode too, if you’re all about going rogue. Team up with a friend, or fly solo—however the mood strikes you. The whole town is yours to mess with. In a good way.

Oh, the highlights? Let’s see. Super chill gameplay, no ticking clocks hounding you. Colors galore—mix and match till it looks just right. Your new job? Keep Spatterville’s oddball residents happy. Which might be kind of like juggling cats, now that I think about it. Anyway — sorry, what was I saying?

Yeah, working your way to the top in Story Mode, there’s that. Free Spray lets you just… go bananas creatively. Before you dive brush-first into the fray, you’ve got prep work. It’s not just flinging paint around; you’ve gotta fix stuff, mask areas, the whole shebang. Get the colors just right to please those picky clients. And equipment? Yeah, you’ll gather quite the collection—spray tools, batteries, vehicles, like organizing a mini militia of art supplies.

When you’re ready to roll, pop into the Nintendo eShop. Digital release, remember—not like you’re wandering into a store in 2025. What a concept. Anyway, if spray-painting a virtual town sounds like your cup of tea, keep this on your radar. Or not. Who knows?