Hey!
Being a genius artist is certainly marvelous. You can explore various artistic mediums and the depths of your inner creativity, breathe life into the seemingly mundane things and even influence the minds of your contemporaries. The whole world is at the tip of your brush, and it’s surely amazing and all that. Yet some of you may be rightfully questioning yourselves: although having endless artistic opportunities is truly wonderful, am I actually capable of handling all this alone? What if I get lonely in the dreary vastness of outer space — no man is an island after all…
Say no more! Ladies and gentlemen, we are delighted to present you the result of an intergalactic technological breakthrough and your new best friend — meet PetBot!
PetBot is an adorable robotic creature that will make your gloomiest day a little bit brighter (even if there are no gloomy days in space). It’s cute and harmless in nature, and, moreover, almost completely autonomous — nobody will steal your precious time in your space studio. To put it briefly, PetBot is your ideal companion!
Apart from being undeniably cute, PetBot actually has great functionality: it can serve as a cleaning robot and collect all the empty tubes and spray cans thoroughly scattered across your studio and throw them away — say goodbye to the trash piles you’ve been bashfully hiding in your shots.
Furthermore, PetBot can clear the paint from any surface, object, or area — a very handy feature that has provoked outrage among the mop and sponge sellers.
PetBot does not have a voice module, so it will not annoy you with unnecessary talk or say that your art is crap (joking, no art is crap… probably). On the contrary, it will throw holo-hearts at your paintings, making you confident even in your least successful works. And all this will be accompanied by the cute robotic noises — PetBot does not have a voice module, but the sound module is in its proper place.
Although PetBot is not an android, it is not some robot vacuum either and is capable of producing different emotions and reactions that are very similar to the human ones. PetBot gets (or successfully pretends to get) nauseous when turned upside down, dodges spray cans thrown at it and gets truly upset if kicked, just as your real human friend would (kicking your friends is not advised though).
The cherry on top — you can paint PetBot to your liking, so you’ll be always satisfied with the way it looks (unless you mess up the painting yourself). But since we are talking about SuchArt, that was kind of obvious, right?
As you can see, PetBot is a perfect complement to your studio and the whole in-game experience, available for an extremely generous price of $14.99… whoops, sorry, wrong text.
Of course, it will be available for free in the full game, which will be released a bit later than expected: we want to deliver it in the best possible way, and it takes some time. Our current plan is to release SuchArt before summer — we will make sure to give you more precise dates as soon as possible, so wishlist the game and stay tuned!
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1293180/SuchArt_Genius_Artist_Simulator/
To conclude our humble presentation, we would like to remind you that PetBot is still a WIP feature, so in the future it will be capable of doing even more fascinating things, such as producing more advanced emotions or even cryptomining (not for real, sorry).
PetBot and I wish you a great day — we’ll see you soon! <3