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Arto

OrionGames / May 1, 2023 / Action, Adventure, Indie, RPG

windows
Steam Deck Unsupported

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You were created by the last brushstrokes of a dying god to restore color and life to the lands. Master an array of abilities and weapons, create more than eighty paint-infused projectile spells, and make choices that will help shape the future of this world.

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What's new

Patch Notes August 7th

2023-08-07

Hi Painters, Thank you for your continued feedback as we strive to make Arto the best game it can be! What’s new? • The intro cutscene is now skippable • Added a slew of new camera angles to conversations with various NPCs • Synthwave posters have new flavor text • Nanga dragon quest has new objectives and is fixed • Saved data now displays the date when you last played What’s fixed? • Camera will no longer zoom in and out when screen shake is disabled. This should hopefully make Arto more accessible • Ava music bug is fixed • Various map icons are more precise and map-related bugs are fixed • Weapons properly fade when Liv is behind objects • Elephume animations fixed • Synthwave oeuvre texture fixed • “Fulfilling a prophecy” missing objectives fixed What’s changed?

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• The checkpoint menu no longer requires a second interaction with a canvas. We realized that some players miss out on upgrades altogether, or until they accidentally interact with a canvas. Hopefully, now buying upgrades will be more intuitive • Interact button can be used to skip conversations As always, we hope these fixes and changes make your Arto experience more enjoyable and we hope to hear more from you!

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What players say

Mixed

62% positive, 61 reviews

Not recommended9 hrs played

A fantastic soulsy experience with an artsy twist. I'd love to recommend it, but the game failed to maintain a stable frame rate (often dipping below 30fps in the grassier regions) and crashed several times over the course of my playthrough.

1 found this helpful, 2026-05-26

Not recommended2 hrs played

As a game, Arto is fine. The visual style is cool, with a fair bit of variety between the different areas and the combat is good enough, with just one combo and a couple different weapons you unlock here and there as well as a ranged attack. I think it had some potential, but sadly I had to stop playing because the performance is genuinely AWFUL. The game micro stutters all over the place, constantly slows down to...

1 found this helpful, 2026-06-30

Not recommended3 hrs played

There is something endearing about walking into the scenery and seeing it getting colorful as you go by. It's a different sensation, quite unique and pretty fun to witness. But then, the game goes to 20 FPS, stutters, lags, and worst of all, slowdowns, all while enemies are rampant on your screen. This is not once, not twice, but EVERY DAMN TIME and in different scenarios too. You can see that in the TRAILERS on the...

4 found this helpful, 2026-03-30