Sprunki: Hospit – The Phase of Broken Beeps and Healing Beats 
Where rhythm meets recovery, and every sound comes with a pulse.

Theme:

Sprunki: Hospit takes place in a surreal, rhythm-infused hospital. Part clinical calm, part chaotic emergency — it explores the duality of healing and harm through audio. Machines beep, hearts race, and the beat may flatline… or revive.

Sound Style:

• Heart monitor ticks, IV drips, medical alarms.

• Sterile ambient synths + echoey electro percussion.

• CPR-padded kicks, surgical snare slices, oxygen hiss FX.

• Whispers from nurses/doctors, defibrillator drops, muffled breathing.

• Occasional silence for dramatic pulse flatlines.

Bonuses (Animations):

1. “Flatline Frenzy” – The music flatlines, screen goes white, then BOOM — revived with a shocking drop.

2. “Surgery Sync” – Characters perform surgical moves timed to a metronome rhythm.

3. “Code Sprunk” – Hospital lights flash red, alarms blare, and everyone moves in fast time like ER chaos.

Visual Aesthetic:

• Scene: A hospital ward with flickering overhead lights, monitors, and distant echoing footsteps.

• Characters wear scrubs, lab coats, and glowing face masks.

• Sprunki monitors in the background show beat lines instead of vitals.

• UI: sterile whites, reds, and blues with beeping indicators instead of clicks.

Conclusion:

Sprunki: Hospit is eerie, emotional, and rhythmically surgical. It’s not just music — it’s a life signal. Whether you’re here to be healed or hear the last beat, remember:

This phase is critical. Keep the beat alive.