Sprunki Phase 4

What is Sprunki Phase 4?

Sprunki Phase 4 is one of the most talked-about entries in the fan-made Sprunki universe, though its own history is stranger than most. According to the Sprunki Phases Wiki and the Sprunki Quarantine Wiki, the build most players know as "Phase 4" actually began life as a remake of Sprunki Phase 3, built by fan creator qwe_rty — the same person behind the original Phase 3. The remake went up on Scratch, Cocrea, and itch.io, with wiki records placing its release on the same day as the original Phase 3.

The creator never labeled the project a new numbered phase. Wiki records describe it plainly as a "Phase 3 Remake," and it was later re-uploaded to Cocrea with a fresh set of tweaks. But as the file spread across itch.io reposts, Scratch remixes, and aggregator sites, the "Phase 4" name stuck, and later mirrors kept pushing that title further. Some creators pushed back on the mix-up directly — a separate itch.io upload titled "Sprunki True Phase 4" argues that content farms took the Phase 3 Remake and slapped a "Phase 4" label on it to ride the series' popularity, pointing to the same pattern happening with other viral fan projects.

That naming confusion is part of why so many different games calling themselves "Sprunki Phase 4" exist across fan sites today — separate creators, separate rosters, all sharing a title that was never officially assigned by one author. The version most commonly documented by the Sprunki Fanmade Phases Wiki keeps the same 20-character cast carried over from Phase 3, split across the four standard Incredibox-style categories: Beats (Oren, Raddy, Clukr, Fun Bot, Vineria), Effects (Gray, Brud, Garnold, OWAKCX, Sky), Melodies (Mr. Sun, Durple, Mr. Tree, Simon, Tunner), and Vocals (Mr. Fun Computer, Wenda, Pinki, Jevin, Black).

Because it grew out of a remake rather than a planned sequel, Phase 4 plays less like a fresh chapter and more like a remixed version of a phase players already knew — new sounds and animations layered onto a familiar cast, wrapped in a title the community gave it rather than one the original creator chose.

How to Play

Sprunki Phase 4 uses the same drag-and-drop mixing format as every other entry in the fan-made series. You build a track by placing characters on stage, and each one contributes a sound layer rather than following a fixed script. The build hosted here is packaged as a Scratch-style project, so it opens with a green flag button, then shows a content warning and a short story-style intro before you reach the mixing screen — click through these to start.

• Drag a character icon onto the stage to add its sound layer to the mix.
• Combine beat, effect, melody, and vocal characters together to build a full track.
• Mute or remove any character at any time if the mix feels too busy.
• Swap one character at a time to hear exactly how each reworked sound or animation changes the track.
• Let a combination play for a few bars before judging it — some sound layers only reveal their full effect once looped.

Sprunki Phase 4 Features

The most-cited version of Phase 4 keeps the Phase 3 character roster largely intact but reworks a handful of icons. According to the Sprunki Phases Wiki's account of the Cocrea re-post, Oren and Raddy received new sounds, Fun Bot got a new design and animation, Gray picked up both a new design and a new sound, Simon and Pinki gained new sounds and animations, and Jevin and Black were redesigned. The stage background was also changed to red with drifting clouds, giving the mix screen a different look from the original Phase 3 build.

Because the roster carries over from Phase 3 rather than introducing an entirely new cast, longtime players will recognize most of the names — Oren, Clukr, Vineria, Mr. Sun, Durple, Wenda, and the rest are all present, just paired with updated sounds or animations in this version. Combined with the naming mix-up around the "Phase 4" title itself, it makes for a build that plays like a refreshed, remixed take on familiar territory rather than a clean break from what came before it.

One thing to know before pressing play: the version hosted on this page leans toward the darker side of the fan series. It opens with a horror-styled loading screen and a content warning — shown in both English and Korean — cautioning players who are sensitive to gore or other cruel elements, and it even recommends playing in dark mode for the intended atmosphere. If you enjoy the creepier Sprunki mods, that edge is part of the appeal here — Sprunki Shifted leans into the same darker territory.

Tips for New Players

• Start with two or three characters before layering in more, so you can hear how each one changes the mix.
• Mute anything that feels too chaotic, then bring characters back in one at a time.
• Try the characters carried over from Phase 3 first — Oren, Clukr, Vineria, and the rest — since their sounds anchor the rest of the mix.
• Compare the reworked characters, like Fun Bot or Gray, against how you remember Phase 3 to hear what actually changed.
• If you're new to the series, playing an earlier phase first makes it easier to spot what's different about this remake.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Sprunki Phase 4 free to play?

Yes. Sprunki Phase 4 is free to play directly in your browser, with no download or account required.

Is Sprunki Phase 4 an official Incredibox release?

No. It is a fan-made project. Wiki records trace the build most players call "Phase 4" back to a remake of Sprunki Phase 3 made by fan creator qwe_rty, with the "Phase 4" name added later by reposts and content farms rather than by the original creator.

Why do different sites have different versions of Sprunki Phase 4?

Because the "Phase 4" name was never assigned by a single official source, multiple fan creators have released separate projects under the same title, each with its own character roster and design choices. This article follows the version documented on the Sprunki Fanmade Phases Wiki and Sprunki Phases Wiki — the Phase 3 Remake lineage — which is also the branch the playable build here belongs to.

Is Sprunki Phase 4 scary?

This version leans darker than the average Sprunki phase. Before the game starts, it shows a content warning for gore and other cruel elements, so player discretion is advised, especially for younger or sensitive players. If you would rather avoid horror themes entirely, an earlier phase is a safer pick.

Can I play Sprunki Phase 4 on mobile?

Yes, it runs in modern mobile and desktop browsers, though a larger screen makes it easier to manage the full character roster at once.