Everything You Need To Know About The Biker Bar

Overview

Welcome. Since nobody has made these, and since I like this game, I figured I’d start a series explaining everything you need to know about the scenarios in this game. Starting chronologically. Paint The Town Red is a game where levels are designed with “More than meets the eye” in mind, and since it holds no tutorials, and with levels taking different approaches, you’ll find yourself discovering things you might not have even known existed. These guides are here to help you discover everything. If you don’t want levels spoiled, play them yourself first.The Biker Club is the first map in the menu, and one of the first two released, along with the Disco. It has 79 enemies in the level.

The Main Parts

First, lets talk about the biggest things present.

There are 3 special areas on this level, (2 which contain bosses)
These are:

The Kitchen

(Just to the left of your spawn)

The Office

(At the back)

The Basement

(To the right of the Kitchen)

The Kitchen

In the kitchen, there is a few knives and cleavers, and pans, and not much more, but the thing to note is the three cooks with weapons that attack you. They are also slightly tougher than an average enemy (1.5x Health/1.5x Attack speed), while the chef (The one without any headgear) has 2.5x/2. Walking into this area before starting the riot will start it.

The Office

The office is where one of the bosses resides, which is the biker boss. (The one behind the desk)
After you walk in, he will pull a machete from the table, and him and his goons will attack. You can actually take the machete off the table before him if you’re quick enough. He is moderately tougher than an average enemy (3x Health/1.5x Attack speed), so beware. Walking into this area before starting the riot will start it.

The Basement

The basement is definitely the toughest out of the three areas, as it has the most goons, and the toughest boss, which is the boxer at the back. The boxer is a unique enemy in the fact that he has a different punching animation. He will keep his arms up to his face, and take quick jabs at you, which, unlike other punches, cannot be blocked completely. He is moderately tougher than an average enemy (4x Health/2x Attack speed), and can be quite a challenge if faced with his goons, as well as one that walks out of the door to his left. Walking into this area before starting the riot will start it.

The Secret/Not So Secret Weapons

This level, like any other, is chocked full of hidden weapons, (or not so hidden ones), that are sill noteworthy. Such as:

A knife on top of the bar

A machete on top of the moose head

(Note: This makes this the only map in the game with not two, but three machetes, as of writing this guide.)

There is another one on the rafters (The glint at the back)

(Note: To get this, you have to run and jump. It takes a few tries.)

A bat behind the bar

A bat in the toilets (Second stall on the right)

(Note: Walking into this area before starting the riot will start it.)

A baseball bat in the bunkroom in the basement, under the left bunk-bed

And a guitar on top of the right

Two guitars and a micstand on the stage

(Amusingly enough if you pick this up, you will start the riot.)

Along with another micstand and guitar to the left

In the same room, a tire iron on the speakers

A tire iron in the bunkroom (Door to the right in the hallway leading to the office)

A cleaver on the first bed in the bunk room

A knife on the right shelf in the same room

And another in the sink in the kitchen

A plethora of goodies in the safe in the office

A tire iron in the back room in the basement

A cleaver in the main room in the basement, in a bin next to the fridge

(Note: You will have to knock the lid off.)

A tire iron in another one in the kitchen. Same as before

A knife in one fridge in the kitchen

And a cleaver in another

A tire iron in the middle bedroom upstairs

And a knife under the pillow right next to it

(Note: The pillow has to be nudged off.)

And finally, a cleaver in the dartboard

The Closing Notes

There’s not much to say about this level, as evident, but never the less, it is rather fun.
Thanks to everyone that helped improve this in the comments with the stuff I missed. Much appreciated. And thanks for reading.

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Paint the Town Red Guide

Overview

The Main Parts

The Secret/Not So Secret Weapons

The Closing Notes