sprunki phase 18 scratch

Sprunki Phase 18 Scratch: Your New Pre-Sleep Ritual

Alright, I just need to tell someone about this. I found Sprunki Phase 18 Scratch the other night when I couldn't sleep, just wanted something simple and kinda mindless to do. No stress, no points, just... making little sounds. If you're totally new to this, like have never dragged an icon to make a bloop sound, this is a seriously gentle place to start. The goal isn't to make a hit song, it's to find that one combo that just *clicks* and makes you feel calm, or maybe a little perked up.

My personal rule to keep it simple? Only use three icons. Forces you to really listen to how they interact. Back when I discovered Incredibox, I never thought there'd be 100+ Sprunki versions. Here we are. And Phase 18 on Scratch is one of the more... consistent ones. It's got a vibe.

I've started seeing the color schemes in my daily life. That store sign is definitely Phase 4 teal. But Phase 18 has its own palette, kinda muted, easier on the eyes before bed. I've given nicknames to characters. Green blob is "Gerald." Don't ask why. Gerald makes a soft *thump* sound that works with almost anything.

There's a comfort in knowing there will always be another Sprunki mod to try. But sometimes you just want the one that feels familiar, you know? I've started timing how long I can play before getting bored. Current record: 47 minutes. That's 47 minutes of not worrying about anything else, just arranging Gerald and his friends.

So, does it teach specific music theory concepts? Absolutely not. It teaches you that a *bloop* followed by a *shimmer* can be oddly satisfying. Is there a leaderboard or ranking system? Thank goodness, no. The only person you're competing with is yourself, trying to beat your 47-minute zen record.

This is the specific Scratch edition of Phase 18. If you like the Scratch vibe, there's a whole world of Sprunki games on Scratch to explore. And if you wonder what the non-Scratch Phase 18 is like, there's the main Sprunki Phase 18 page too.

Try it. Three icons. See what happens. Your brain will thank you.