The robot art school is setting up its biggest exhibition, but the cleaner bots started washing the floor before the picture was finished. In Paint Chaos, a tiny purple rover has two minutes to pour a bright, continuous artwork while the friendly cleaners work just as quickly behind it.
The floor uses an invisible logical grid, so every painted or cleaned area feeds the live percentage without making the artwork look square. The three challenges raise the target from 40% to 55% and then 70%, while the cleaning crew grows from two robots to four.
Players choose red, yellow or blue and can paint over a trail to create orange, green, purple and brown. Rainbow pickups provide eight seconds of a wider stream, making it useful to plan both colour combinations and coverage.
On a computer, move with WASD or the arrow keys and choose paint with 1–3. On a phone, one large drag gesture drives the rover and three buttons switch colours. The game runs in the browser with no ads, accounts or multiplayer server.