incredibox sprunki brud treatment

Incredibox Sprunki Brud Treatment: When Sounds Go Slightly Wrong (But Right)

ok so i was poking around the sprunki pyramixed cocrea stuff and someone mentioned "brud treatment" and i was like what even is that. Turns out it's this whole thing where someone took the normal sprunki sounds and... did something to them. Not broken, just bent.

It's actually perfect for when you have like 10 minutes between meetings or whatever and just want to click things without thinking too hard. The goal isn't to make some masterpiece, it's to make something that makes you go "heh" when you play it back. Try to make it sound like something familiar, like rain or a creaky door or your stomach after bad pizza. The weird filtering on the sounds actually helps with that.

My fingers know the sound each icon makes before I click it. I can feel my brain switching between focused and diffuse thinking. There's a specific fatigue that comes from reviewing 50 versions of the same concept. This feels like the soundtrack to a rainy day in a cyberpunk city.

Found a Sprunki phase I haven't played before. Felt like finding a rare Pokémon. The community finds bugs and treats them as features. "It's not a glitch, it's a secret sound!"

Seriously though, after checking out the sprunki pyramixed update scene, this Brud thing feels like its weird cousin. The icons look normal but the audio is... textured differently. Like someone put everything through a vintage radio filter. Don't expect clean beats - expect character.

What music genres does this brud treatment thing cover? Like, is it just messed up versions of existing stuff or are there completely new sounds in the sprunki cocrea style? And what's the average user retention rate for these treatment mods - do people stick with the weirdness or bounce back to normal versions? Also what export formats are supported if you actually make something decent in this?

Bottom line: Brud Treatment isn't for everyone. If you like your sounds crisp and predictable, maybe stick to the main phases. But if you've played a hundred sprunki pyramixed cocrea variants and want something that feels like discovering a new flavor of chip that might be expired but tastes interesting anyway, this is your jam. Or your weird audio pickle. Whatever.