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Kingspray Graffiti is a single player and multiplayer casual simulation game. It was developed by Nolan Cunningham and was released on December 6, 2016. It received positive reviews from players.

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82%
Audience ScoreBased on 710 reviews
story5 positive mentions
stability20 negative mentions

  • Highly realistic spray paint simulation with satisfying physics and paint effects, closely mimicking real-life graffiti techniques.
  • Great variety of colors, spray caps, and environments; includes useful features like image projection, undo/redo, music options, and multiplayer modes.
  • Excellent creative tool and casual VR experience for artists and beginners alike; relaxing and immersive atmosphere favored by many users.
  • The Steam/PCVR version has been largely abandoned by developers, lacking updates and support compared to the Oculus Quest version which continues to receive improvements.
  • Numerous technical issues including broken or unplayable tutorial, infinite loading screens, inconsistent multiplayer functionality, and poor controller support especially for Valve Index.
  • Limited paintable surfaces and maps, clunky or unintuitive controls especially movement and UI, absence of features like stencils, markers, locomotion, and left-handed support.
  • story
    60 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game features no story, focusing entirely on the graffiti painting experience. Reviews highlight a lack of updates and support for the Steam and Rift versions, with ongoing development prioritized on the Oculus Quest platform. Players seeking more features and multiplayer stability are advised to play the Quest version, as other versions feel abandoned and less polished.

    • “This game was really good and opened me up to the world of graffiti properly; however, it is basically half-abandonware, as the developers still update the Quest version, which has more features, maps, etc., than the PC version and is still being consistently updated.”
    • “If you do have a Quest and don't plan to stream the game, then get the Quest version; you can take it anywhere with you and the multiplayer is awesome.”
    • “The game itself is lacking in overall maps and features compared to the Oculus Quest version; the developers just seem to care more about the Oculus Quest version compared to the PC version.”
    • “☑ No story.”
    • “No interaction with outer world or story or anything.”
    • “The game itself is lacking in overall maps and features compared to the Oculus Quest version.”
  • music
    46 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game's music and ambience are widely praised for creating a chill, immersive atmosphere that enhances the painting experience, with well-chosen trip-hop and metal radio stations adding to the vibe. A standout feature is the built-in boombox allowing players to stream their own music or internet radio; however, some users criticize the lack of an option to disable or adjust menu music and the presence of ads in radio streams, which detracts from the experience. Improvements suggested include better music controls, Spotify integration, and the ability to customize or skip tracks more easily in-game.

    • “The music and ambience is so perfectly done, you can kill hours and hours just spraying away.”
    • “The soundtrack is awesome and it also features radio streaming, not only did they include hip hop stations, but real metal stations (that I prefer) and I don't mean rock, I mean metal!”
    • “It's great to just be in the zone with the in-game music and from time to time join a public game and vibe with someone else.”
    • “Menu music can't be disabled or turned down, that already made me hate the game.”
    • “The musicbox ingame plays real life ads and this is for a game I paid money for. Absolutely inacceptable.”
    • “Just looping commercials and silence where music should have been.”
  • graphics
    30 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The graphics are widely praised for their realism, vibrant colors, and detailed environments, creating an immersive and visually appealing spray painting experience. While some users note minor issues like aliasing in VR and occasional graphical quirks, overall the visuals are considered polished and a strong highlight of the game.

    • “The graphics are outstanding and the environments are very detailed.”
    • “Graphics are very polished, spraying is spot on with different customization options and it feels almost like the real thing.”
    • “Awesome game with really realistic graphics, something different from the other games out on VR. The only thing comparable is Tilt Brush I guess but this is way more fun if you ask me.”
    • “The graphics are a bit dated and there's some serious aliasing (though that is just VR in my experience).”
    • “Artwork you make in the Steam version being mirrored when saved (super weird).”
    • “Multiplayer on the Quest occasionally being unusable.”
  • stability
    21 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game suffers from frequent bugs and glitches, including freezing during level loads, issues with the tutorial, multiplayer malfunctions, and occasional lag. While many problems can be temporarily fixed by restarting, stability remains a significant concern that detracts from the overall experience. Players recommend waiting for further updates to improve reliability.

    • “Basically a bunch of things that either just don't work or are very buggy, which is a shame because the game is so fun when it does work.”
    • “Buggy garbage, tutorial is bugged: you'll listen to some repeated instructions to teleport to the highlighted area you've already teleported to, forcing you to navigate the clunky menu to exit again; then you go to load a regular level and it hangs on the load screen until you force shutdown the app.”
    • “Still buggy, online still broken, dev still doesn't care.”
  • gameplay
    16 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Gameplay in Kingspray Graffiti is praised for its realistic, accurate spray mechanics and vibrant, smooth experience, making it enjoyable to create art. However, technical issues and broken movement mechanics affect some versions, and progress saving is limited. Different platform versions offer varying features, so players should choose accordingly for the best gameplay quality.

    • “Game has a good level of polish, mechanics feel good and realistic, good price, many locations.”
    • “The graphics are vibrant and the gameplay is smooth, making it easy to create your own masterpieces.”
    • “It was surprisingly well done and the spray mechanics felt real accurate.”
    • “Kingspray Graffiti has the potential to be a great game, but it falls short due to broken movement mechanics and technical issues.”
    • “After giving up on the tutorial and spending time trying to learn the mechanics of the game, it was clear there's no real way to save progress and come back to it.”
    • “If your headset is only supported by this version, be aware that some of what you see in gameplay videos will not be available to you.”
  • atmosphere
    10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game offers a beautifully crafted, relaxing atmosphere enhanced by stunning environments, calming music, and immersive effects that create a chill and meditative experience. Players frequently praise its tranquil vibe and the immersive quality, especially in multiplayer, though some feel minor refinements could improve the overall ambiance.

    • “It's a big change from the usual fast-paced, hack and slash VR games most commonly on the market and provides a nice chill, relaxing, calm atmosphere for you to creatively explore.”
    • “The atmosphere in this game is fantastic, and incredibly easy to get lost in, especially in multiplayer.”
    • “Great atmosphere and very good graphics!”
    • “For a game like this where the atmosphere is key and pretty dang nailed, this is definitely something that could use a little fine tuning.”
  • optimization
    9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Optimization is inconsistent across devices, with smooth performance reported on Meta Quest 2 but issues like stuttering, lag, and crashes noted on Oculus Rift S and after SteamVR updates. Some users experience significant performance drops during extended use, especially with large files, indicating the need for further tuning. Overall, while optimization needs improvement, the game's detailed design and anticipated updates make these issues somewhat forgivable.

    • “I played this on the Meta Quest 2, and it runs smoothly.”
    • “It still requires some performance tuning in my opinion, but it's so well done and with love to the detail that you can forgive it and be sure that it will be taken care of.”
    • “Haven't noticed any of the performance dips or desyncs others have been complaining about.”
    • “The performance is lackluster and yet somehow the game still looks awful.”
    • “The tutorial crashes when it asks you to teleport and after the last SteamVR update it is stuttering a lot.”
    • “After painting on the same file for some time, the program seems to run into performance issues that mimic poor tracking (possibly related to the dat file which I have seen to exceed 100 MB for just one picture), a frustrating outcome for an art program.”
  • monetization
    4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Users criticize the game's monetization for misleading advertising and incorporating real-world ads within the in-game music, which they find unacceptable, especially given that they paid for the product.

    • “This game is falsely advertising this entire product!”
    • “The musicbox in-game plays real life ads and this is for a game I paid money for, absolutely unacceptable.”
    • “The radio has real-world advertising on it, and it's the first thing that plays.”
  • grinding
    2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Players commonly note that grinding in the game requires a second life or attempt, indicating that progression through repetitive tasks may depend on additional resources or retries.

  • humor
    2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The humor is inventive and meta, blending imaginative and self-referential jokes that enhance the experience. Additionally, the cooperative mode adds a fantastic and hilarious dimension to the gameplay.

    • “I fell and broke my imagination to reality through the sandbox of meta humor inside our mind.”
    • “Co-op is also fantastic and hilarious.”
  • replayability
    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Users find the game highly replayable, especially appealing to those interested in its artistic elements, offering great value for the money.

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6h Median play time
37h Average play time
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Kingspray Graffiti is a casual simulation game.

Kingspray Graffiti is available on PC, Virtual Reality and Windows.

On average players spend around 37 hours playing Kingspray Graffiti.

Kingspray Graffiti was released on December 6, 2016.

Kingspray Graffiti was developed by Nolan Cunningham.

Kingspray Graffiti has received positive reviews from players. Most players liked Kingspray Graffiti for its story but disliked it for its stability.

Kingspray Graffiti is a single player game with multiplayer and local co-op support.

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