Simulation Game House Paint

One swipe sends the paint in a straight line to the edge of the current surface, coloring every blank tile it crosses. Painted tiles remain traversable. A stage ends when every white area has been covered, so the main challenge is not collision avoidance but choosing an order that still allows access to the final recess. House edges act as stopping points, and those stops determine the angle from which the next pocket can be entered.

- Drag with the mouse or swipe on a touch screen in one of the four cardinal directions.

- Inspect the whole house and locate small white patches beside windows, below eaves, and around corners.

- Coat one-way recesses before working through the large walls that can be crossed repeatedly.

- Remove every white patch to complete the stage and move to the next house layout.

- Do not focus only on the largest front wall; the final unpainted tile is often a short strip on a side panel.

- For a closed-looking outline, work backward from the dead end and identify the edge where the paint must stop before entering it.

- Long straight passes clear the main body quickly, but pause after each turn to scan for remaining white tiles.

- When a small patch cannot be reached directly, travel across an already painted section and use the opposite edge to reset your approach angle.

Reaction 72: one swipe carries the paint to a boundary, so each directional input immediately determines whether a narrow unpainted area remains reachable.