Every match starts on a perfectly clean white map.

It doesn't stay that way for long.

You've got a paintball gun, paint bombs, and shoes that leak color everywhere you walk. So does everyone else. The world is the scoreboard: whoever's color covers it, owns it.

Except for one small detail.

Paint has an owner — and owners can be removed. Take someone down and you don't just get a kill, you get everything they ever painted. Their floor. Their walls. Their half of the ceiling. All of it flips to your color in one wave that washes across the whole map.

You can grind out territory like an honest hardworking citizen and lose it all to one lucky shot. You can also BE that lucky shot. Whoever's winning wears a crown, and a crown is just a target with better lighting.

Everything is a canvas

Not just the floor. Walls, ceilings, benches, statues, priceless works of art — if it's in the map, it takes paint, and it counts. Yes, you can win by defacing the Mona Lisa. We checked with a lawyer. She's fine with it.

More maps and more ways to play are on the way — ColorFest is just getting started.