Graffiti Kingdom box art
PS2

Graffiti Kingdom

2005 · Taito · JRPG · 1-2 players

About

Gamers must draw on their own skill and creativity to defeat the evil that rules over Graffiti Kingdom. This PS2 game features the doodling elements introduced in 2003's Magic Pengel, but in a more expansive, less linear adventure. Players take the role of Prince Pixel of Canvass Kingdom, whose parents were whisked away when a mysterious evil force infiltrated the land. Prince Pixel is in a pickle. His parents have been kidnapped by an evil demon, called...Demon! Pixel has to rely on the power of Graffiti and his pet dog Pastel to release his parents from peril. The story follows Pixel around 22 levels in which he does various tasks with the help of creatures made with his magic wand which has magical powers. The prince sets out to find them, and restore the land to its former peaceful state, armed with a single, versatile tool. His magic wand allows him to change form, even taking on the look and powers of the enemies he meets. More importantly, perhaps, it also lets him draw new objects and bring them to life. Not only can his doodles bestow new offensive and defensive powers, but the objects he draws can be the key to reaching important hidden and isolated areas, which are spread out among the game's 20-plus 3D platform levels.

Gallery

Graffiti Kingdom — Box front
Box front
Graffiti Kingdom — Box back
Box back
Graffiti Kingdom — Title screen
Title screen
Graffiti Kingdom — Screenshot
Screenshot

Details

Developer
Taito
Publisher
Taito
Genre
JRPG
Players
1-2
Release Date
June 30, 2005
System
PS2

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