Sprunki - Draw a level with a friend!

Sprunki turns level design into a team sport. Instead of playing a pre-made course, you and a friend sit down and literally draw the arena together. The canvas is shared, so every line you add and every obstacle you place is a joint decision. The creative back-and-forth is the real game: one of you might sketch a ramp while the other adds a tricky gap, and before long you've built something neither of you could have imagined alone. Once the drawing is done, the fun shifts to action. Your hand-crafted level becomes a live playground where you both race to the finish, testing every slope and turn you invented. But the loop doesn't end there: you can tweak your design on the fly, remix it with new elements, and challenge each other to beat your best time. Every session is a fresh, personal creation, making Sprunki equal parts drawing game and arcade obstacle course.

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Sprunki - Draw a level with a friend!

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MP1Make sense of problems MP5Use tools strategically MP7Use structure MP4Model with mathematics 1.G.A.1Shape attributes K.G.A.1Position words 2.G.A.1Draw shapes with attributes 8.G.A.1Transformation properties

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What is Sprunki - Draw a level with a friend!

Team up with a friend to sketch a custom arcade course, then run through it together. Every level is original because you and your partner are the designers.

How to Play

Take turns or draw simultaneously to plot the course layout, including ramps, gaps, and obstacles. After the level is complete, control your character to race through your creation and then refine the design as you play.

Tips for Playing

Communicate with your friend about each element before drawing to avoid messy overlaps.
Start with a simple layout, then add tricky sections once you both feel comfortable.
Use symmetric designs for a fair race if you're competing head-to-head.
Test the level early and often to spot impossible jumps or dead ends.
Leave room for tweaking later—adjusting a single line can change the whole flow.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I play Sprunki alone?

Sprunki is designed for two players, but you can practice drawing and running through levels on your own if you want to warm up.

How do we draw together?

Both players have access to the same drawing tools on the shared canvas, so you can add elements simultaneously or take turns, depending on your preference.

What happens if we draw something impossible?

You can always edit or erase parts of the level after testing it, so no mistake is permanent.

Do we need an internet connection?

Yes, playing with a friend online requires an internet connection, but the game itself runs smoothly in your browser.

Can we save and share our custom levels?

The game lets you revisit and tweak your creations, and you can challenge friends to try them out.

Is there a time limit for drawing?

There's no strict timer, but playing quickly keeps the pace fun and keeps the action rolling.