Players of the retro-inspired browser-based music game Sprunki 1996 drag animated characters—each with unique sound—onto the screen to construct their own beats. Designed by Draker, the game is a creative development of the original Sprunki now with 20 fresh sprites and sound effects and wrapped in a lighthearted fictional tale that offers a nostalgic twist. Its mythology holds that a long-lost studio known as Sunset Entertainment & Technologies created the game in the middle of the 1990s. This adds to its appeal and gives it the impression of a buried gem from the early years of computer software.

Like games like Incredibox, the main gameplay consists in mixing and matching characters to create sounds like drums, bass, vocals, synths, and more. Every sprite has an animation and audio loop, and taken together they create a whole, funky musical track. Simply pure musical creativity—there is no winning or losing. Encouraged to play, try several combinations, and find original rhythms and melodies, this sandbox-style experience provides