Sloppy Forgeries drawing game hits Steam on November 14
The competitive copying game supports up to 8 players online, Wacom tablets and Steam rankings, according to 4gamer.net.
Sloppy Forgeries, a competitive drawing game in which players copy famous paintings and are scored on accuracy, will be released on November 14, according to 4gamer.net. The game is headed to PC via Steam.
Matches restrict players to 4 to 6 colors and three brush sizes: medium, large and extra large. There is no undo or fill function. Accuracy is calculated per pixel in real time and determines the score.
Multiplayer and drawing tools
Online multiplayer supports up to 8 players through a join code, and local play on the same PC is also supported. Random drawing styles such as an extra-fine brush, pixel art and stippling can appear in matches. Aid tools including pins and grids are available with a time limit, and keyboard shortcuts are supported.
Wacom tablets are supported, with up to two usable at once. Copies are saved locally and can be viewed as timelapse replays, which can be saved as GIF animations. The game also supports Steam rankings, and top players' copies can be viewed in an in-game gallery.
The game supports English only, though translation into other languages may come in the future.
Quick answers
When does Sloppy Forgeries come out?
It will be released on November 14 on PC via Steam.
How many players can play Sloppy Forgeries online?
Online multiplayer supports up to 8 players via a join code, and local play on the same PC is also supported.
Does Sloppy Forgeries support Wacom tablets?
Yes, Wacom tablets are supported, with up to two usable at once.