- December 6, 2016
- Nolan Cunningham
- 6h median play time
Kingspray Graffiti
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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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- 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.
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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.”
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Frequently Asked Questions
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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