| Rating: | 4.2 (732 votes) |
| Played: | 66644 times |
| Classification: | Sprunki ModsSprunki Phases |
Sprunki Kick the Buddy but with SIMON is a parody inspired by the popular Kick the Buddy series, but this time the character being "kicked" is Simon in the Sprunki world. Instead of the familiar Buddy, players will interact directly with Simon using all sorts of fun tools. Ready to jump into this fan-made Sprunki-themed sandbox? Click Play and start the game now.
The gameplay is extremely simple and true to its sandbox nature. There’s nothing complex about control; all you need to do is select any of the 12 available tools or items to affect Simon.
The list includes a hammer, knife, bomb, explosion effects, cooling water droplets, and even a medkit for recovery. After being attacked, Simon can be distorted, have his head spun, be blown apart, or only have his upper body remaining. Luckily, he recovers to the normal state quite quickly, allowing you to continue the game with further experimentation. You can even combine different items at once to see the effects.
Click any displayed item or tool to trigger the effect.
The interesting point lies in the system of different phases. From Phase 1 to Phase 5, Simon changes his appearance and expressions. Some phases look gentle, others are more hostile, and the final version even resembles Teimu Simon. There's also a Sprunded Mode with different expressions, adding a fresh feel when trying out each tool.
You can spam items like water beads or the character Wenda in large quantities, to the point where the game starts to stutter, distort sound, or even crash. This creates a hilarious and chaotic feeling, true to the mischief-making genre.
Sprunki Kick the Buddy but with SIMON is a lighthearted, experimental, and somewhat "guilty fun" game where you both mess with Simon and try to heal him. If you've ever wondered how Kick the Buddy works but want a funnier version of Sprunki, this is a pretty interesting option to try.
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