Your uncle the bartender likes to unwind with Tapper. Your brother the boxer blows off some steam with a few rounds of Ring King. It seems like all video-game fans have games that speak to them—even your sister's pet frog. But you're a painter, man, and you love nothing more than painting the floors of crazy little mazes. Why isn't there a game that speaks to you? Are you invisible? (And where's the egg salad you ordered two freaking hours ago?)
The good people at Williams have heard your cry. They've taken the excitement of painting, and added the thrill of being chased by ravenous fish. To make the experience even more authentic, they've added that wacky music that you thought only existed in your head.
Gameplay: In this magical world, your brush never runs dry. Just drag it along everything you see, and marvel at your handiwork. But don't marvel too much! Cats, tires, mice, and the invisible man all have an unhealthy obsession with making tracks all over your beautiful floor. If they mess it up (and they will), you'll have to smite them with paint and cover up their tracks before moving on to the next level. And the entire time, two tiny killer fish, still bitter about losing the Pac-Man gig, will stop at nothing to catch you, and give those philistines at Midway something to think about. But you can turn the tables on them when you pick up the Power Roller and crush their little guts out.
Could be mistaken for: Its two clones, Crush Roller and Paint Roller.