Graffiti Bombing

Graffiti Bombing is a virtual reality game in which you explore an open world and create graffiti. From your Player Home, you can practice, plan bombing trips and prepare your supplies, then tag spots, make quick pieces, paint characters, or cover walls and buildings with large burners and murals. Paint stays in the world until you return, and you can paint over your previous work.

Explore and find spots

The world has changing times of day, weather, animals and spatial sound. You explore different zones to find new places to paint, including walls, tunnels, trains and containers. The Actions Assistant helps you locate nearby zones and discover bombing spots. Paint zones save automatically as you work.

You can interact with objects by picking them up, opening doors, operating lifts and moving vehicles. Climb or use stacked pallets, ladders, scissor lifts and platforms to reach high surfaces. Your backpack holds paint tools, clipboards and other items, and the Bombastic - Graffiti Supplies vending machine lets you refill paint and tools.

Paint and tools

Spray paint comes in different types: FT-ACTION 71 is regular, multipurpose paint; Slick Rick! is gloss, Rack-a-lak is matte, and Zero2Hero is metallic. The latter three are exclusive to the All City Edition DLC. Spit Extreme Clean spray lets you correct mistakes or clean surfaces. You can choose from caps including All City, NY Fat, Filler, Skinny and Pink Fat, and adjust spray pressure and line dynamics.

Dynamic Spray Control makes line thickness, falloff and paint build-up respond to trigger pressure, movement speed, distance from surfaces and other factors. You can spray with a can in each hand, use rollers and marker pens, and enable Object Mask Mode to use objects such as wooden planks for straight lines and masking effects. An intelligent drip system creates drips when paint builds up. The Clipboard displays imported outline images as references, while the Graffiti Manager lets you mix and select color palettes and make Quick Color Swatches with drag-and-drop.

Home and equipment

At your Player Home, you can play custom tracks on the jukebox. You can also take a retro Boombox with you while painting. The TV and its remote provide access to game modes and settings, including paint options, locomotion, graphics and quality. The Actions Assistant is a tablet-like device for managing tools, spray-cap dynamics, outlines, camera settings and saves. A radial menu and quick actions provide access to tools and settings such as the color palette, swatches, spray caps, color dropper, spray settings and object masking.

The Actions Assistant’s camera lets you photograph your work, then preview and organize images in the camera roll and gallery. Players can submit pieces to the Graffiti Bombing website for a chance to be featured in its Hall of Fame.

All City Edition features

The All City Edition DLC includes the gloss, matte and metallic paint types, an Interactive Torch and access to secure areas using keycards and codes. The torch has a standard light mode, a Resize Mode for shrinking or restoring climbable objects so they can be used and stored in your backpack, and a Projector Mode that projects imported graffiti outlines onto surfaces as painting guides. The DLC also adds a handheld video camera that records footage directly to MP4.

The free-to-play version has a limited feature set; many of the advanced features, tools and content described above require the All City Edition DLC.