Sprunkybox is a Halloween-themed music-making game where players mix and match weird monster characters to make their own beats, melodies, and scary soundtracks. The game has 20 hand-made felt monsters, and each one adds its own sounds and movements to a stage shaped like a pumpkin and lit up by stars. Your main goal is to put together a singing band with up to seven characters and try out different sound combinations.
Using the Mute, Solo, and Remove controls, you can change each performance to make the arrangements you want. There are also 19 hidden songs in the game that can be found by putting together certain characters and following musical clues. Light Mode and Dark Mode create different moods. The darker mode has creepier graphics and different sounds for the characters. Put together your monster band, try out some scary tunes, and find all the hidden songs in this Halloween music field!
Make a monster band with seven characters.
You can make musical pieces in Sprunkybox by placing characters on one of seven stage slots. In order to mix beats, basslines, melodies, voices, and scary sound effects, you can pick from 20 felt monsters and drag them onto the stage. Your musical arrangement comes to life with the help of each character's unique sound and dance animation. Different combinations sound good together, so you can try new things without worrying about making the wrong musical choices.
Find 19 hidden songs and arrangements of music
You can get to the game's 19 secret songs by figuring out certain character setups. Try out duets, trios, and quartets, and keep an eye out for musical clues like filling badges, faint echoes, and enigmatic silhouettes. If you fill up all seven stage slots with the right cards, a special famous song will appear. Your finds are written down in a Music Book that has pages for Light Mode and Dark Mode, which makes it easier to keep track of your collection.
When the mysterious black figure is put on stage, a darker version of the musical playground starts up. The happy Halloween scene becomes scary with lightning flashes, thunder sounds, bright red eyes, and shadows moving slowly across the ground. Characters add new sounds that make the music feel more unsettling in this second part. The background of your stage can also be changed between the warm Light Mode and the scary Dark Mode.
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