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It’s a tiring job and they probably won’t do it again next year: once they’ve earned enough money for Wei to get married, they plan on returning home to Guizhou and hopefully never seeing a vat of red powder again. His dad wears a Santa hat (not for the festive spirit, he says, but to stop his hair from turning red) and they both get through at least 10 face masks a day, trying not to breathe in the dust. In the process, the two of them end up dusted from head to toe in fine crimson powder. Together with his father, he works long days in the red-splattered lair, taking polystyrene snowflakes, dipping them in a bath of glue, then putting them in a powder-coating machine until they turn red – and making 5,000 of the things every day. “Maybe it’s like New Year for foreigners,” says 19-year-old Wei, a worker who came to Yiwu from rural Guizhou province this year, speaking to Chinese news agency Sina. Wei gets through at least 10 face masks each day, trying not to breathe in the cloud of red dust. The “elves” that staff these factories are mainly migrant labourers, working 12 hours a day for a maximum of £200 to £300 a month – and it turns out they’re not entirely sure what Christmas is. The likelihood is that most of those baubles, tinsel and flashing LED lights you’ve draped liberally around your house came from Yiwu, 300km south of Shanghai – where there’s not a (real) pine tree nor (natural) snowflake in sight.Ĭhristened “China’s Christmas village”, Yiwu is home to 600 factories that collectively churn out over 60% of all the world’s Christmas decorations and accessories, from glowing fibre-optic trees to felt Santa hats. Our yuletide myth-making might like to imagine that Christmas is made by rosy-cheeked elves hammering away in a snow-bound log cabin somewhere in the Arctic Circle. But this, in fact, is what the making of Christmas looks like this is the very heart of the real Santa’s workshop – thousands of miles from the North Pole, in the Chinese city of Yiwu. It looks like the artist Anish Kapoor has been let loose with his wax cannon again. We've now added all the planned features for the game and are working on bug fixes, performance, polish and extra community inspired content for the Level Editor and Scenario modifiers.There’s red on the ceiling and red on the floor, red dripping from the window sills and red globules splattered across the walls.

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Enjoy full controller support, made for brawlers who prefer controllers to keyboards.

Defeat boss enemies with unique challenges and rewards.

Stab, shoot, and eviscerate foes with a vast array of period-appropriate weaponry.

Test features, weapons, and mechanics in a sandbox level.

Crush records and claim glory on leaderboards.

Design new stages in the Level Editor with Steam Workshop support and hundreds of user-created levels to choose from, with support for custom music and character textures.

Fight alongside friends in online co-op multiplayer for almost every mode in the game.

Join the fray in the Arena mode with multiple challenges and survive as long as possible in the Endless Mode.

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Choose from a variety of classes with unique stats and abilities and upgrade them to become unstoppable

Face the ultimate challenge in Beneath, a massive roguelike campaign filled with deadly creatures, secrets, and bosses.

Dive into action-packed scenarios including a Biker Bar, Disco, Prison, Pirate Cove and Western Saloon each filled with unique enemies and weapons.

Demolish completely destructible voxel-based enemies.

Create your own massive brawls, horrific adventures, ingenious puzzle levels and more with the intuitive editor. Our amazing community has used the in-game Level Editor and Custom Texture and Music options to add thousands of amazing new levels to the game on the Steam workshop. In the epic rogue-lite Beneath you'll have to delve deep underground battling terrifying monsters and unlocking powerful upgrades in a battle against ancient evils. In the Scenario levels you'll need to use your wits, speed and anything you can get your hands on in epic bar fights, disco brawls, old west saloon rumbles and more. The voxel-based enemies can be punched, bashed, kicked, stabbed and sliced completely dynamically using almost anything that isn't nailed down. About This Game Paint the Town Red is a chaotic first person melee combat game set in different locations and time periods and featuring a massive Rogue-Lite adventure.

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