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Sloppy Forgeries Asks You to Copy the Mona Lisa With a Mouse in Three Minutes, Launching on Steam November 13

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53 minutes ago

November 8, 2026

Gameplay screenshot from Sloppy Forgeries showing a player repainting a famous masterpiece against the clock.

Gameplay screenshot from Sloppy Forgeries. Photo via the game's official Steam store page / publisher.

Every art student has copied a masterpiece. Almost none of them had three minutes, a computer mouse, and a score ticking up pixel by pixel while they did it.

Sloppy Forgeries, a competitive painting party game from solo developer Jonah Warren of Playful Systems, launches on Steam on November 13. The premise is simple: you get three minutes to butcher an iconic masterpiece from art history with your mouse. The game scores your forgery pixel by pixel in real time, revealing your accuracy percentage and every pixel you missed when time runs out.

The game includes 50 paintings across 10 collections, from Impressionism to Minimalism. Online multiplayer supports up to 8 players, plus 2-player local play with two mice or tablets on one PC. Single player comes with leaderboards that show high-scoring forgeries, a badge ladder, grades, and stats. Multiplayer variants include Tiny Brush, Dizzy, where the canvas rotates, and Pointilization, where players paint with dots only.

Sloppy Forgeries started as a 2018 prototype and has shown at more than 20 exhibitions, including EGW at GDC, IndieCade at E3 and Day of the Devs, with coverage in Game Informer, GameSpot, Paste, and Eurogamer, and a VGC Media Highlight Award along the way. The game has passed 72,000 wishlists ahead of launch.

Sloppy Forgeries launches on PC via Steam on November 13, priced at $15.

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Outcity Lets Its Villagers Run the Farm by Day and Defend It by Night, Launching December 10

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3 minutes ago

November 8, 2026

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Gameplay screenshot from Outcity showing the player's farm. Photo via the game's official Steam store page / publisher.

The villagers do the heavy lifting in Outcity. Titan Games and indie.io have confirmed the cozy farming sandbox launches on Steam on December 10, 2026, with a free demo available now.

Outcity is a cozy farming sandbox where you build a farm from scratch on an overgrown stretch of countryside. You clear and shape the land, plant and harvest crops, set up irrigation and decorate your homestead, then hand tools to the villagers who move in — and the tool a villager carries decides the job they do.

Automation is the heart of the game: villagers take the tools you hand them and get to work on their own, gaining experience as they go. More than 140 upgrades span farming, fishing, construction, automation and combat, and villagers work best close to home, so where you build their homes matters as much as what you plant.

There is more to explore beyond the farm. Biomes hold their own resources, and unlocking new regions opens up new crops and materials. Procedurally generated caves hide rare finds, and the lakes hold rare fish to catch.

At night, skeletons raid the farm, and villagers you have equipped chase them off in light, playful combat — the same villagers who spent the day tending your crops.

Outcity launches on Steam on December 10, 2026. A free demo is available now, and the game can be wishlisted on Steam.