Sprunki 1996

Combining Incredibox-style beat building with retro glitchcore aesthetics, Sprunki 1996 is a strange, rhythm-based music making game that reflects the 1990s. Designed as an homage to both the analog tech era and the inventiveness of early digital music tools, the game enables players to enter a surreal soundscape full of eccentric characters, tape-deck distortions, and VHS-warped graphics.
Drag, drop, drop the beat is gameplay

Sprunki 1996 lets players drag and drop animated characters onto a repeating track to create original music compositions, much as its precursor Incredibox does. Every character lends a different sound: beatboxing, bass lines, synth riffs, robotic hums, or vocal sounds. Your track gets richer and more sophisticated the more characters you mix.
Sprunki 1996, however, brings original taste. The game reveals:

• Glitch effects for a chaotic twist warp the images and disrupt noises.
• Unlockable VHS filters replicating vintage TV and tape distortion.
• Easter eggs that set off animations, mini-cutsscenes, or hidden beats,
• Players of remix mode can record and edit their mix to include visual FX.
• It is a complete retro sensory adventure, not only a music toy.