Hello, future plumbers!
There’s been a lot of water, leaks, repairs and technical stuff in our plumbing stories lately, so today we’d like to give you a little peek at how we’re working on the aesthetic side of the game - because Plumber Simulator isn’t just about pipes, tools and emergencies, but also colorful characters and locations.
When we looked at the current state of the game, we kept feeling like something was missing… Everything seemed to be in place, but the suburbs and houses themselves felt a little… bland. We added new furniture, introduced a bit of chaos to the layouts, but there was still one final piece of the puzzle missing - colors!
Our first client, Benjamina, is a very lively personality. She may be getting on in years, but she still lives like she’s in her twenties, without much regard for the consequences. We wanted her home to reflect this combination of two seemingly contradictory sides: on one hand, grandma-like coziness, and on the other, chaos and an energetic spirit.
So, a renovation crew rolled into her house to add a little color to all those grayish walls. The entrance got a soft pink, just like you’d expect from a grandma, but right next to it we added an intense yellow, ready to spark some action. The walls also got a few frames with cat-themed prints that our client picked up at the first discount store she came across ₍^. .^₎⟆
The living room, on the other hand, got a touch of exotic flair, inspired by the colors of the African savanna. Benjamina is a traveler who dreams of faraway lands, which is why her home is filled with paintings of animals straight out of a safari, as well as antiques from all around the world.
But what would a grandma’s home be without some questionable taste?
Look, sweetie, at this funny little dog I got on sale. - she’d probably say, pointing at the picture of a grinning pug hanging right in the center of the house.
Well, everyone has the right to decorate their home however they like. We’ll see if your own places can beat this exquisite style. In the meantime, we’re still experimenting with different color palettes, and we’ll be back to show you more once the next renovations are complete.
See you next time!