ViveSpray (2016)
- Developer
- ciwolsey
- Platforms
- Windows
- Genres
- Casual, Indie, Simulation
- Rating
- 3.3 of 5, 75 player ratings
- Typical playtime
- about 1.1 hours
- Where to get it
- Steam
How it feels
A virtual spray can in your hand, letting you paint freely on city walls and trains without pressure or risk.
creativerelaxingimmersivesimulativecasualinteractiveartsy
What players say
Players praise the realistic spray mechanics but are split on the game. Many accuse the developer of abandoning ViveSpray for a paid sequel shortly after full release, calling the practice scummy. Some say Kingspray is better, others say ViveSpray is now superior after Kingspray went exclusive. Left-handed support is missing and accidental resolution changes can wipe paintings.
Screenshots
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