Martin Rumenov Vandalizer, the latest VR project from Belgian studio Oisoi, has launched as a completely free graffiti sandbox for Meta Quest 3 and 3S, inviting players to cover everything in sight with virtual paint. The game focuses on expressive creation over precision, letting players break artistic rules without ever risking real-world walls.
A Free Graffiti Sandbox on Quest
Released on 16 December 2025, Vandalizer is a free-to-play VR title available now on the Meta Store with no ads or in-app purchases. Designed specifically for Meta Quest headsets, it transforms your living room into a full-scale graffiti yard packed with unusual canvases.
Paint Anything, From Walls to T-Rexes
Vandalizer drops players into spaces filled with paintable 3D objects, from pickup trucks and giant skulls to walls, emojis, and even a towering T-Rex. You can climb, hover, or fly around each scene, hitting awkward spots and strange angles that would be impossible in real life.
Authentic Spray Feel, Zero Mess
The core of the experience is the spray can, tuned to mimic real-world graffiti with smooth gradients, crisp lines, and even the rattle of the mixing ball when you shake it. Stencils and colour pickers let players experiment with style, detail, and flow, with no “right” way to create—only whatever feels most alive.
Progression Through Creative Chaos
Every finished piece earns points, which unlock collectible cards that reveal new objects to paint and themed books of graffiti targets. The more you tag and experiment, the more the game opens up, rewarding freeform expression rather than perfection.
Oisoi Studio’s Next Step in VR Art
Vandalizer comes from Ghent-based Oisoi Studio, the team behind PaintingVR and Wait What’s That?, whose creative VR projects have already reached over 150,000 players worldwide. Co-founder Wim Reygaert describes the philosophy behind the game simply: graffiti is about freedom, movement, and beautiful mess—and, in this case, the joy of painting a T-Rex without breaking any laws.
