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In this game, you paint the world to see it

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You wake up in a world of pure white nothingness, and your only tool is a messy paintball gun. The Unfinished Swan requires you to blindly fire ink globs just to reveal the geometry of the architecture around you. What starts as a desperate attempt to find the floor quickly turns into a gorgeous, messy masterpiece of spatial awareness.

In this game, you paint the world to see it
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