If you're on macOS and want to test if the 64-bit version of PiB works on your system, then please try out the beta version. Here's Valve telling you how to do that: "Right-click on the game in the Steam client and select Properties. From the Properties window, click the Betas tab." Then select "testmac64bit" from there.

The US presidential election is coming! Still haven't decided who's gonna get your vote? Maybe these 10 pixel portraits of the candidates in the new room "2016 US Election" can help you decide. Also - fixed the paintings "Panda Caught in a Lie", "Hazardous Love", and "Unsportsmanlike Conduct at the Chess Match" to be solvable with regular gameplay logic (you won't need to use the Marks Mode.) So all paintings in the main game (not the Workshop) are now solvable without guessing or using the Marks Mode!

The US presidential election is coming! Still haven't decided who's gonna get your vote? Maybe these 10 pixel portraits of the candidates in the new room "2016 US Election" can help you decide. Also - fixed the paintings "Panda Caught in a Lie", "Hazardous Love", and "Unsportsmanlike Conduct at the Chess Match" to be solvable with regular gameplay logic (you won't need to use the Marks Mode.) So all paintings in the main game (not the Workshop) are now solvable without guessing or using the Marks Mode!

Now you can vote on paintings from within the Workshop level player, AND you can see their average rating. The more votes the better the curation, so thumbs up the good ones and thumbs down the rest! So what are "the good ones?" My definition: the image looks ok or better and it plays more fun than just mindlessly filling in the spaces. Easy paintings are fine, but there should be at least some thinking to them.

Now you can vote on paintings from within the Workshop level player, AND you can see their average rating. The more votes the better the curation, so thumbs up the good ones and thumbs down the rest! So what are "the good ones?" My definition: the image looks ok or better and it plays more fun than just mindlessly filling in the spaces. Easy paintings are fine, but there should be at least some thinking to them.

Yes! This latest update adds Workshop features to Paint it Back. Super-easy to use: From the main menu of PiB, click on Workshop, then click choose either Play or Create. Play lets you browse and play paintings created by other players of PiB. Works with either mouse or gamepad/keyboard. There's about [strike]30[/strike] 90 new paintings up there already, some by me, some by the community. Titles include "Two Lives Left, One Kind of Drunk", "Bernie Sanders", "Donald Trump", "Television is Dead", "Iron Helm", "Coin-Op Game You Die When You Die", "Hipster Cat", "Tommy Gun" ... Create is where you paint new paintings, validate/playtest, then upload to the community where they'll be playable from the Play section. This is basically like a really simple paint program, but there's a few things to keep in mind, particularly that you're creating a painting that also needs to be a fun/challenging puzzle. Check this guide here for more info. It'd be awesome to see tons of paintings get uploaded. Would love to hear feedback/thoughts in the forum about the new Workshop stuff...if you've got anything to say!

Yes! This latest update adds Workshop features to Paint it Back. Super-easy to use: From the main menu of PiB, click on Workshop, then click choose either Play or Create. Play lets you browse and play paintings created by other players of PiB. Works with either mouse or gamepad/keyboard. There's about [strike]30[/strike] 90 new paintings up there already, some by me, some by the community. Titles include "Two Lives Left, One Kind of Drunk", "Bernie Sanders", "Donald Trump", "Television is Dead", "Iron Helm", "Coin-Op Game You Die When You Die", "Hipster Cat", "Tommy Gun" ... Create is where you paint new paintings, validate/playtest, then upload to the community where they'll be playable from the Play section. This is basically like a really simple paint program, but there's a few things to keep in mind, particularly that you're creating a painting that also needs to be a fun/challenging puzzle. Check this guide here for more info. It'd be awesome to see tons of paintings get uploaded. Would love to hear feedback/thoughts in the forum about the new Workshop stuff...if you've got anything to say!

Players of PiB can now go test out the new Workshop features: - Paint your own paintings and share with the community - Play paintings created by the community. There's a bunch of paintings up there already, just waiting to be played! More details and how to join the beta can be found here.

Players of PiB can now go test out the new Workshop features: - Paint your own paintings and share with the community - Play paintings created by the community. There's a bunch of paintings up there already, just waiting to be played! More details and how to join the beta can be found here.

And if you're interested in participating, check out this thread.

New version is up with: - A shortcut for Marks mode that can be remapped. Defaults to M key. - Added XInput. Should fix a bug on Win 7 when using XBox One Wireless. - Moved the tutorial on/off toggle to a more noticeable place. Also - I've been working on a Level Editor, which for PiB is a thing you can use to paint pictures/puzzles. I'm hoping to get this going with Workshop so that everybody can create and share their own paintings. Can't say when it'll get done as it's not the only thing I'm working on, but it's in the works!

New version is up with: - A shortcut for Marks mode that can be remapped. Defaults to M key. - Added XInput. Should fix a bug on Win 7 when using XBox One Wireless. - Moved the tutorial on/off toggle to a more noticeable place. Also - I've been working on a Level Editor, which for PiB is a thing you can use to paint pictures/puzzles. I'm hoping to get this going with Workshop so that everybody can create and share their own paintings. Can't say when it'll get done as it's not the only thing I'm working on, but it's in the works!

Use the the Mark-Up Mode to test out possible moves without altering the painting. This should help on some of those pesky Master paintings if you're stuck and can't make a play.

Use the the Mark-Up Mode to test out possible moves without altering the painting. This should help on some of those pesky Master paintings if you're stuck and can't make a play.

If you're a game streamer or member of the gaming press, you can get a key for Paint it Back using distribute() from here.

If you're a game streamer or member of the gaming press, you can get a key for Paint it Back using distribute() from here.

Spread the word! That's certainly what I gotta do now.

Spread the word! That's certainly what I gotta do now.

The demo for Paint it Back is now available for download! It's a free, small-ish download. Why not see if painting with logic is your thing?

The demo for Paint it Back is now available for download! It's a free, small-ish download. Why not see if painting with logic is your thing?

• 150 paintings to solve!
  
• 15 rooms to unlock.
  
• 20 achievements.
  
• Logic puzzles similar to picross, sudoku, nonograms, paint by numbers and griddlers.
  
• Endless "Mystery Masterpiece" challenge mode.
  
• Play paintings in Normal, Pro and Master difficulty modes.
  
• Undo and redo buttons.
  
• 6 player profiles on one computer (the whole family/commune/coven can play!)
  
• Steam cloud and achievements.
  
• Play with mouse, keyboard or game controller. Also great on touchscreen PCs!
  
• Hours of puzzley fun!

• OS: Ubuntu 12.04 32/64-bit or Ubuntu 12.10 32/64-bit
• Processor: 1GHz processorMemory: 1 GB RAM
• Memory: 1 GB RAM
• Graphics: OpenGL 2.0 compatible video card with 256 MB shared or dedicated RAM (ATI or NVIDIA)
• Storage: 225 MB available space

• OS: Ubuntu 12.04 32/64-bit or Ubuntu 12.10 32/64-bit
• Processor: 2GHz processorMemory: 2 GB RAM
• Memory: 2 GB RAM
• Graphics: OpenGL 2.0 compatible video card with 256 MB shared or dedicated RAM (ATI or NVIDIA)
• Storage: 225 MB available space