Okay, so you’ve clicked around Sprunki Phase Whatever and made some decent beats. Cool. Now what? You ever get that itch to just… break it? To make something that sounds less like music and more like a fax machine having an existential crisis? That’s where Not Sprunki comes in. It’s like the developers looked at the original and said, "What if we made everything slightly off-key and unpredictable?" And honestly, I’m here for it.
My friend Dave—who exclusively listens to experimental noise art—told me about this. He said it reminded him of the time he recorded his refrigerator hum and looped it for an hour. High praise, from him.
Let’s get weird. If you want to make the strangest, most oddly satisfying loop in under a minute, here’s my go-to “recipe” in Not Sprunki:
First, ignore the icon that looks like a normal note. That’s for cowards.
Find the one that looks like a glitching square. Click it twice. You’ll hear a sound like a spring pinging down a staircase. Perfect.
Now, drag the sad-looking blob icon into the middle lane. Don’t ask why. It makes a 'blorp' noise that feels… moist.
Finally, spam the lightning bolt thing in the top corner three times fast. It adds this digital crackle that ties the whole disaster together.
Boom. You’ve just created something that would confuse a DJ and possibly summon a minor ghost. Is it music? Debatable. Is it fun to listen to on loop while you zone out? Absolutely.
See? It looks normal until you start clicking. Then chaos.
Hidden Stuff & Weird Quirks
So, are there Easter eggs? Kind of? I swear if you drag the “blorp” icon onto the glitching square and then quickly hit the reset button, sometimes the background flickers green. Might be a bug. Might be a feature. Who knows. This game doesn’t explain itself, which is part of the charm—or frustration, depending on your mood today. Mine’s impatient, can you tell?
And no, before you ask, you probably can’t use your Not Sprunki “masterpieces” commercially. I mean, would you want to? Imagine that “blorp-spring-crackle” loop as your startup’s hold music. You’d either get sued or become a cult hero.
The screenshots show more of this beautiful mess. There’s one where the UI looks like it’s melting——and I still don’t know if that’s intentional or my browser struggling. Both, probably.
Final, Very Subjective Verdict
Look, Not Sprunki isn’t for everyone. If you want clean beats, go play the original or Sprunki Retake (that one’s more polished). This is for when you’re bored, slightly sleep-deprived, and want to create audio versions of abstract art. It’s a digital fidget toy that makes noise. Sometimes the noise is terrible. Sometimes it’s accidentally genius. I give it a solid “weird/10”.
P.S. The purple icon sounds like a duck being squeezed. You’re welcome.
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