The whole single-player experience here is pretty respectable, with the biggest issue being that it can get a little repetitive due to the lacking variety in areas, puzzles, etc. Overall though, if you are a fan of platformers you will have some fun playing through this.
In regards to multi-player, SPRay introduces a four-player battle system with mini-games and such that rely a great deal on the various liquids. These mini-games are innovative as you will use the liquids to try and do thing such as spray vomit on walls, create ice slides, etc.
I have to admit, the mini-games are probably the most innovative aspect of the game and present some good multi-player fun once you get sick of the single-player stuff.
If you are experienced to the point where you want something as high-quality as Super Mario Sunshine, this is not it. The thing to remember here though is that SPRay is not a terrible game by any means, as it is certainly a game that will appeal to younger gamers out there who want a fun adventure game.
