in Europe) is a first person paintball video game developed by Sixteen Tons Entertainment and published by Gathering.

[4] - From pistol to automatic gun - Paintball pumpgun - Sniper-marker with telescopic sight - Paint and smoke grenades[5] Gotcha!

"[16] Cyril Dupont of Joystick gives the Windows version a 2/10, criticizing the game for a "glaring lack of dynamism for an FPS", and assures that "it's guaranteed boredom" and that there is "nothing to save the title".

[6] Ludovic Bechtold of JeuxActu gives the score of 12/20 to the Windows version of the game, which he explains as follows: "We don't forget its shortcomings in artificial intelligence, its outdated graphics and its ridiculous animation, but I'm not ashamed to say yes, I had a great time on Gotcha!

He finds the maps to be small but satisfying: "They are full of places to hide and to wait in deceit for the arrival of opponents.

He makes a similar observation about the maps, but mentions "gameplay problems absent from the PC version which pollute the game", and judges the realization of the environments and the characters rude.

Graphically, the title "reminds of Counter-Strike instead: angular rooms, blurred textures, hardly any particle effects except for the pretty water".

[9] For Sébastien Delahaye of NoFrag, "the game is of little interest", because of the "maddeningly stupid" AI, the "failed" gameplay, the "titou technique [and the] sound to match".