Graffiti games, simulators and trains
Guides, comparisons and news about graffiti games, from the people who build TrainWars, the 3D graffiti game you play in your browser.
Multiplayer graffiti game
TrainWars has online rooms: up to 8 writers paint the same subway train or station wall live, with chat and a room link. How it works, which maps, and the rules.
Graffiti terms explained
A plain-English graffiti glossary: tag, throw-up, piece, wildstyle, burner, bombing, buff, blackbook, cap, yard and layup, with the difference between each.
Best graffiti games in 2026
The best graffiti games to play in 2026, compared: TrainWars, Bomb Rush Cyberfunk, Jet Set Radio, Getting Up, Kingspray, Graffism VR and more.
TrainWars vs Graffism VR
TrainWars vs Graffism VR: platform, price, trains, tools and realism compared, so you can pick the right graffiti simulator.
What Getting Up got right
Marc Ecko's Getting Up (2006) made graffiti the heart of a game. Its history, why it still matters, and how it inspired TrainWars.
How TrainWars paint works
TrainWars is a 3D graffiti simulator that runs in the browser with no download. How it simulates spray paint, caps, drips, overspray and chrome.
Paint subway trains online
A train graffiti game where you paint full subway trains online: a Stockholm C14, a Berlin Class G, an Oslo T1300 and a Paris MF67. Every TrainWars yard explained.