The leveling system is as a progression through the ranks of the propane industry as shown in the show, with the highest being an exclusive 'Commissioner' mode. There also appears to be a 'Pimp Cup' as a melee weapon. Players on the game throw these at each other, causing said explosion, which Hank rightly says does not happen. Despite propane tanks being the centric weapon, there appears to be a variety of guns available as well, including a flamethrower. The main (and only) playable character is Hank himself, whom increasingly gets more buff as the character levels up.Īs a third person shooter, Pro-Pain! has propane tanks as the main weapon in the form of throwing it, which it combusts and causes an explosion on impact. The game is a RolePlaying type with an open world, weapons, NPCs, singleplayer, multiplayer, controller support, and a leveling system. The students become enamoured with Hank Hill's life as a propane salesman and create a game to emulate him and his life in Arlen, Texas.īeing a parody of the real-life video game series Grand Theft Auto, Pro-Pain! has most of the game's mechanics. It is created by several college students which are providing an 'Active Electronic Lifestyles' course at Tom Landry Middle School.

Pro-Pain! is a video game from the King of the Hill episode, ' Grand Theft Arlen.' The game is an obvious parody video game of the Rockstar game series, 'Grand Theft Auto'.

Death of a propane salesman script