Sprunki, But It’s Labubu

Sprunki But It’s Labubu is a music clicker game that merges the click‑based mechanics of Sprunki with the playful world of Labubu dolls. Players arrange a set of 19 Labubu characters on a grid to build a melody. Each Labubu produces a unique sound, and the arrangement dictates the composition. A switch into “night mode” alters the appearance and audio of the dolls, shifting the tone toward a spooky atmosphere.

Game Interface and Interaction

The interface features a grid area where Labubu dolls can be placed or moved using clicks or taps. As each doll is activated by a click, it plays its sound in sync with a looping beat. The overall melody evolves with each placement, allowing combinations of sounds to form rhythms. When night mode is activated, the dolls transform visually and sonically to darker versions, and players are encouraged to adjust the tempo to match the eerie feel ([turn0search5]).

Labubu Dolls and Night Mode

In total, there are 19 Labubu dolls available in the basic version. Players can mix and match any combination in real time. Night mode changes several aspects at once:

·         Visual appearance: dolls gain horror-themed features

·         Audio: sounds shift to deeper, slower tones

·         Tempo: players may need to slow their rhythm to maintain melody

This mode effectively turns a music toy into a horror remix experience, requiring players to reinterpret their patterns.

Who Are Labubu Dolls?

Labubu dolls have become prominent online in 2025 thanks to their quirky design—each doll has protruding teeth and a distinctive face. In Sprunki But It’s Labubu, these characters act as sound generators. They provide both visual appeal and musical variety. The game offers no narrative or progression beyond melody creation, but its focus on combination and remix gives it depth.

Accessibility and Player Experience

The game runs in a browser and supports desktop and mobile. Interaction remains consistent across platforms: click or tap to place or move dolls, switch between normal and night mode, and rearrange patterns. No tutorials are needed; the layout is intuitive. Players can spend minutes or hours experimenting with combinations and switching between modes. Despite its simplicity, the game encourages creative experimentation.

Sprunki But It’s Labubu offers a playful music-making tool with a twist. Using 19 dolls and a toggleable night mode, players can craft different moods in their composition. While there is no score or challenge, the interactivity and audiovisual shifts provide a compact and flexible creative space.