Similiar games
Sprunki, But It’s Labubu takes the core structure of loop-based music games and reimagines it with a new cast. The game presents a set of Labubu characters, each associated with a particular sound loop. Players interact with a simple drag-and-drop interface, placing these characters onto a stage to build layered musical tracks. There’s no challenge or progression system—it is a tool for immediate creation.
Exploring the Audio Grid
Each Labubu doll carries a sound: some are rhythmic, others melodic, and a few are percussive or ambient. The game provides a consistent interface, where characters animate once placed and begin playing their loop. There’s no need to unlock content or solve puzzles. Instead, creativity is the central mechanic, and sound combinations are the player’s only objective.
Main interactive elements include:
- A fixed lineup of Labubu characters with individual audio roles
- A grid-based stage to arrange the order and layering
- Automatic looping with smooth transitions
- Manual switching between day and night modes
- Instant feedback with no delays or menu interruptions
Simple Design with Room for Play
The charm of Sprunki, But It’s Labubu lies in its restraint. There are no instructions, no menus filled with options. Players figure things out naturally through trial and sound. The characters move subtly, and their animations match their sounds, creating a light rhythm that helps with timing. The game is easy to grasp for newcomers but flexible enough for players who enjoy testing different combinations.
Two Faces of the Same Song
A small but notable feature is the visual toggle between light and dark modes. Though the mechanics stay the same, the shift changes the atmosphere. Light mode feels clean and playful, while dark mode introduces muted tones and slower animations. The sounds also respond slightly differently, offering deeper tones and less percussive energy. This visual and auditory shift allows players to experiment with mood using the same tools.
Music Without a Score
Sprunki, But It’s Labubu doesn’t track your output or reward you with achievements. It offers no feedback beyond what you hear and see. But in doing so, it encourages players to rely on instinct and preference. The result is a small experience focused entirely on expression. It’s a space for experimentation where each play session can feel different, depending on how you mix, arrange, and listen.
