- January 9, 2021
- Devon Wiersma
Bombing!!: A Graffiti Sandbox
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About
"Bombing!!: A Graffiti Sandbox" is a simulation game that lets you explore various levels and use every surface as your canvas to create graffiti art. With a wide range of tools, paints, and licensed music, you can unleash your creativity in this lo-fi world while vandalizing the environment. The game offers a chunky, crunchy art style, providing a unique and immersive experience for graffiti enthusiasts.











- A charming and simple graffiti sandbox game that provides a therapeutic and creative outlet.
- The game has a relaxing vibe and allows players to express themselves through art in a low-poly environment.
- Despite its limitations, it offers a fun experience for those who enjoy doodling and experimenting with colors.
- The game suffers from technical issues, including limited settings, small maps, and a lack of diverse tools and colors.
- Some players find the pixelated graphics and simplistic mechanics to be restrictive and not conducive to serious graffiti art.
- The absence of features like jumping, erasing, and a more extensive color palette can hinder creativity and gameplay enjoyment.
music
17 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in the game is generally well-received, described as nice and mood-enhancing, but players find the limited selection of four or five songs repetitive. Many users express a desire for more tracks, the ability to add custom music, and an option to turn off the music entirely. Overall, while the music contributes positively to the experience, there is a clear demand for greater variety and customization.
“The music in this game is really nice and definitely helps get you in the mood for creating something.”
“The music bops, the graphics are cool, and painting feels good.”
“Ok, I know it's a pixel-based game, but it's honestly a lot cooler once you get in. The music is nice, you move the boombox around to adjust the level... I mean it has a whole bunch of cool features.”
“You get four or five songs on a boombox that get very repetitive very fast.”
“Needs more songs on the radio though, maybe an option to include custom mp3s or tracks?”
“But please make an option to turn off music.”