Sprunki Phases 1 to 9: choose the exact entry

The numbers identify entries, not a progression ladder

Use this page to find a specific title and keep its address. Phase numbers alone do not establish release dates, difficulty, creator identity or a required playing order. The earlier article’s claims about increasing palettes, universal loop editors and a most-polished final phase were not supported.

Phase 1: a bright starting scene

The checked Phase 1 stage has a blue sky, green hills, seven performer positions and twenty lower icons. Dragging the first icon onto a performer adds the orange headphone character and starts its sound.

Open Phase 1

Phase 2 and Phase 3

Phase 2 has its own entry. The checked /phase-3 game presents a dark red horror stage; it is not the baby-themed game previously described by an old article. Keep this URL distinct from remix or remastered pages.

Open the Phase 2 entry

Open the checked Phase 3 entry

Read the Phase 3 guide

Phase 4 and Phase 5

These links identify two further catalogue entries. Follow the control instructions inside the chosen build. Their labels do not establish identical rosters or additional features, and this comparison does not claim a completed sound-by-sound review of them.

Open the Phase 4 entry

Phase 4 practice guide

Open the Phase 5 entry

Phase 6 is a selection page

The Phase 6 address provides a hub for choosing a particular version. Read the edition name and follow its game link. A hub page loading successfully is not the same as a game starting successfully.

Choose a Phase 6 version

Phase 7 and Phase 8 need their full version names

Use the exact page when comparing a video or reporting an unexpected title inside a game. A remastered suffix is not proof of a particular soundtrack or story. These are catalogue links, not a claim that every similarly named package has been checked as equivalent.

Open the Phase 7 entry

Open the Phase 8 entry

Phase 9: a different mood, not a larger tray

The checked Phase 9 player has a dark red horror stage with seven positions and twenty icons. Its first drag starts a new sound and changes the performer to an orange-red spiked figure. It does not provide the bright presentation or larger visible palette claimed in the old comparison.

Open the checked Phase 9 entry

Compare Phase 1 and Phase 9

Make a useful comparison

Choose two entries, listen to one sound in each, and record the full URLs, visual differences and controls you actually used. Do not infer a recording feature from a share button or a story event from a changed face. The detailed checks cited here were made on 28 October 2026.

Phase collection

How phase names work