Multiplayer Paint Battle Browser Game
Splat Attack
Splat Attack is a free browser paint-blaster game for up to ten players. Choose free-for-all or Red vs Blue and give an action-loving group a colorful change of pace for its next team break.
How do you play Splat Attack?
Move through the arena, aim your paint blaster, and score splats. Use the lobby's time and score settings to shape the match, then compare the result and remix the teams.
- Practice movement and mouse aim before joining a competitive round.
- Try the available paint weapons and get familiar with the arena.
- Play free-for-all or enable teams; swap sides between matches to change the mix.
Make it a good team break.
Use the two-minute match limit for a short warm-up and leave separate time for setup and results. Turn bots down when humans fill the room. Mix coworkers across projects rather than treating the score as a work competition.
Before you choose: It is a first-person shooter even though the weapons fire paint. Fast movement and aiming will not suit every group. Ask before choosing an action format and offer a different game if needed.
Read the team hosting guideWhat can the host customize?
Set up the round in the lobby. Available settings come from the game's current catalog.
- Map
- 🏖️ Seaside Plaza · 📦 Paint Warehouse · 🎲 Random
- Splats to win
- 5–50
- Time limit
- 120–600s
- Fill with bots
- 0–9 bots
- Bot skill
- Paint-by-numbers · Weekend warrior · Pro splatter
Splat Attack: common questions
How many people can play Splat Attack?
Splat Attack supports up to 10 players in a room. You can also try solo practice. For a group larger than 10, organize separate rooms rather than putting everyone into one match.
Is Splat Attack free and browser-based?
Yes. Splat Attack is free to play in the browser, with no game download or bunpav account required. Each person joins with a nickname. Check your device controls and workplace network access before hosting.
How do I play Splat Attack with coworkers?
Create a room and share its invite link or code. Keep your usual voice or video call open separately. Leave the room on Invite only if you want it unlisted; anyone with the link or code may still join.
What should a first-time Splat Attack host know?
Use the two-minute match limit for a short warm-up and leave separate time for setup and results. Turn bots down when humans fill the room. Mix coworkers across projects rather than treating the score as a work competition.