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''[[https://www.incredibox.com/ Incredibox]]'' is a musical beatbox game and website developed and published by the French company So Far So Good. The concept is simple and consists of drag-and-dropping sound icons on different characters to do beatbox. The player can find combos to unlock animated bonuses and record mixes to integrate a ranking. An automatic mode is also available to generate an endless composition of randomness.
Part game, part tool, part toy, Incredibox is a music-making app in which the user can create a mix by managing a group of beatboxers with [[GagLips comically oversized lips.]] Once one of the available versions (or styles) has been chosen, the player finds himself in front of an interface made up of seven blank characters and twenty sound icons. These icons are divided into the following categories (five for each of them): beats, effects, melodies and voices. Each icon is a unique a cappella sound loop to drag-and-drop onto the characters from a range of hats, sunglasses, masks, headphones or other items that dress them as they are used and let them sing in rhythm with each other. At this point to fine tune his mix, the player can also swap out new sounds, mute sounds, do a solo on one of them, find combos to unlock animated bonuses and record all those interactions to share it on social media via an URL. Then contributors can listen and vote their favorite tracks all the way to the Top 50 chart of Incredibox. And for those who just want to listen an endless mix, an automatic mode can play the loops of each version at random.
The game was originally released as a flash game for web browser on August 16, 2009. It was first released a iOS mobile app for the iPad on March 27, 2016. The app was then updated on September 19, so that now it runs on both the iPad and the iPhone. The game was then made available for Android users and released on Google Play in December 15, 2017. A desktop version of the game was released on the Mac App Store in November 15, 2018 and on the Microsoft Store in December 5.
The game have seven versions in the game that the players can choose from. Each version has a different musical style with a unique theme to it.
Part game, part tool, part toy, Incredibox is a music-making app in which the user can create a mix by managing a group of beatboxers with [[GagLips comically oversized lips.]] Once one of the available versions (or styles) has been chosen, the player finds himself in front of an interface made up of seven blank characters and twenty sound icons. These icons are divided into the following categories (five for each of them): beats, effects, melodies and voices. Each icon is a unique a cappella sound loop to drag-and-drop onto the characters from a range of hats, sunglasses, masks, headphones or other items that dress them as they are used and let them sing in rhythm with each other. At this point to fine tune his mix, the player can also swap out new sounds, mute sounds, do a solo on one of them, find combos to unlock animated bonuses and record all those interactions to share it on social media via an URL. Then contributors can listen and vote their favorite tracks all the way to the Top 50 chart of Incredibox. And for those who just want to listen an endless mix, an automatic mode can play the loops of each version at random.
The game was originally released as a flash game for web browser on August 16, 2009. It was first released a iOS mobile app for the iPad on March 27, 2016. The app was then updated on September 19, so that now it runs on both the iPad and the iPhone. The game was then made available for Android users and released on Google Play in December 15, 2017. A desktop version of the game was released on the Mac App Store in November 15, 2018 and on the Microsoft Store in December 5.
The game have seven versions in the game that the players can choose from. Each version has a different musical style with a unique theme to it.
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''[[https://www.incredibox.com/ Incredibox]]'' is a musical beatbox game and website developed and published by the French company So Far So Good. The concept is simple and consists of drag-and-dropping sound icons on onto different characters to do beatbox. The player can find combos to unlock animated bonuses and record mixes to integrate a ranking. An automatic mode is also available to generate an endless composition of randomness.
Part game, part tool, part toy, Incredibox is a music-making app in which the user can create a mix by managing a group of beatboxers with [[GagLips comically oversizedlips.]] lips]]. Once one of the available versions (or styles) has been chosen, the player finds himself in front of is confronted with an interface made up of seven blank characters and twenty sound icons. These icons are divided into the following categories (five for each of them): beats, effects, melodies and voices. Each icon is a unique a cappella sound loop to drag-and-drop that, when dropped onto the characters from blank characters, dresses them in a range of hats, sunglasses, masks, headphones or other items that dress them as they are used and let lets them sing in rhythm with each other. At this point to fine tune his mix, the The player can also swap out new fine tune their mix by swapping sounds in and out, muting sounds, mute sounds, do doing a solo on one of them, find sound, and finding combos to unlock animated bonuses and record all those bonuses. All these interactions to share it can be recorded and the final mix shared on social media via an URL. Then contributors can listen and vote their favorite tracks all the way to the Top 50 chart of Incredibox. And for those who just want to listen to an endless mix, an automatic mode can play the loops of each version at random.
The game was originally released as a flash game for webbrowser browsers on August 16, 2009. It was first later released a as an iOS mobile app for the iPad on March 27, 2016. The app was then updated on September 19, 19 of that year, so that it now it runs on both the iPad and the iPhone. The game was then made available for Android users and released on Google Play in on December 15, 2017. A desktop version of the game was released on the Mac App Store in on November 15, 2018 and 2018, on the Microsoft Store in on December 5.
5, 2018, and on Steam on April 30, 2021.
The gamehave seven contains nine versions in the game that the players can choose from. Each version has a different musical style with a unique special theme to it.
Part game, part tool, part toy, Incredibox is a music-making app in which the user can create a mix by managing a group of beatboxers with [[GagLips comically oversized
The game was originally released as a flash game for web
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* The first version of Incredibox was originally released online as a flash game on August 16, 2009. A remake of the original the flash game was released, under its new name, '''Alpha'''. It came first on the Incredibox website in June 26, 2018, and later added to their mobile apps on September 26.
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* The first version of Incredibox was originally released online as a flash game on August 16, 2009. A Years later, a remake of the original the flash game was released, released under its a new name, '''Alpha'''. It came first became available on the Incredibox website in on June 26, 2018, and was later added to their mobile apps on September 26.
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* '''Sunrise''' is the third version of Incredibox that was released in October 2013. This theme is inspired by electro-pop music. It is the first version of the game to add colors to categories with items and outfits to the characters.
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* '''Sunrise''' is the third version of Incredibox that was released in October 2013. This theme is inspired by electro-pop music. It is the first version of the game to add colors to categories distinguish between categories, with items each character having a unique item and outfits to the characters.
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* '''Alive''' is the sixth version of Incredibox. The theme is inspired by Japanese culture, with music of modern rap/hip hop music.
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* '''Alive''' is the sixth version of Incredibox. Incredibox that was released on March 6, 2018. The theme is inspired by Japanese culture, with music elements of modern rap/hip hop music.
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* '''Dystopia''' is the eighth version of Incredibox that was on December 1st, 2020. This theme is inspired by Cyberpunk culture.
* A currently unnamed '''ninth version''', which is planned to have a HipHop/Early Street Rap theme, is slated for release sometime in 2023.
* A currently unnamed '''ninth version''', which is planned to have a HipHop/Early Street Rap theme, is slated for release sometime in 2023.
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* '''Dystopia''' is the eighth version of Incredibox that was released on December 1st, 2020. This theme is inspired by Cyberpunk {{Cyberpunk}} culture.
*A currently unnamed '''ninth version''', which '''Wekiddy''' is planned to have a HipHop/Early Street Rap theme, the ninth version of Incredibox that was released on April 29th, 2023. This theme is slated for release sometime in 2023.inspired by 90's hip hop and street rap.
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Since its release in 2009, the game has won several awards and has been highly praised by outlets such as Creator/{{BBC}} and Kotaku for its [[NoPlotNoProblem simplistic gameplay]], [[SugarWiki/AwesomeArt appealing artwork]], and [[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic fantastic music-making capabilities.]] Such success on TheInternet has led the game recieving custom versions made in collaborations with other brands including:
* '''Mix For Peace''', a partnership with AXE for the Axe boat festival which came out in July of 2014. This version was [[NoExportForYou exclusive to France]], had only one bonus, and served as a SpiritualPredecessor to the fourth version, '''The Love'''.
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* '''Mix For Peace''', a partnership with AXE for the Axe
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On September 20th, 2019, the team released ''Incredibox - 10th Anniversary'', an album featuring remastered and remixed versions of the game's first 7 versions made in celebration of the games [[MilestoneCelebration 10th birthday]]. In addition to digital, it was released on cd and vinyl and came with [[BonusMaterial some exclusive goodies.]] Another album, titled ''The Unreleased'', was released on October 1st, 2021 and consists of nine never-before-seen tracks used during the game's development phases.
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On September 20th, 2019, the team released ''Incredibox - 10th Anniversary'', an album featuring remastered and remixed versions of the game's first 7 versions made in celebration of the games game's [[MilestoneCelebration 10th birthday]]. In addition to digital, it was released on cd CD and vinyl and came with [[BonusMaterial some exclusive goodies.]] goodies]]. Another album, titled ''The Unreleased'', was released on October 1st, 2021 and consists of nine never-before-seen tracks used during the game's development phases.
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* ArtEvolution: ''The Original'' (aka Everything), the prototype version of Incredibox which was made in UsefulNotes/AdobeFlash, has [[LimitedAnimation stiffer character animation]], and the singers [[https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/incredibox/images/8/8b/Incrediboxoriginal.png/revision/latest?cb=20200503133640 look noticabely different]] than the [[https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/incredibox/images/1/10/Alpha_Beats_Incredibox.png/revision/latest?cb=20181205155434 ones]] in ''Alpha''.
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* ArtEvolution: ''The Original'' (aka Everything), the prototype version of Incredibox which was made in UsefulNotes/AdobeFlash, has [[LimitedAnimation stiffer character animation]], and the singers [[https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/incredibox/images/8/8b/Incrediboxoriginal.png/revision/latest?cb=20200503133640 look noticabely noticeably different]] than the [[https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/incredibox/images/1/10/Alpha_Beats_Incredibox.png/revision/latest?cb=20181205155434 ones]] in ''Alpha''.
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* ChristmasEpisode: Little Miss had a christmas variant released on December 21st, 2012. It was mostly the same, but gave the characters Santa Hats, turned the background gold, and had a snow effect playing in the background.[[note]]Unfortunately this variant [[KeepCirculatingTheTapes is no longer available to play.]][[/note]]
* ColorCodedForYourConvenience: The beats, effects, melodies and voices are given different colors do distinguish them.[[note]]This isn't the case in Alpha, Little Miss, or Dystopia, however.[[/note]]
* ColorCodedForYourConvenience: The beats, effects, melodies and voices are given different colors do distinguish them.[[note]]This isn't the case in Alpha, Little Miss, or Dystopia, however.[[/note]]
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* ChristmasEpisode: Little Miss ''Little Miss'' had a christmas Christmas variant released on December 21st, 2012. It was mostly the same, but gave the characters Santa Hats, hats, turned the background gold, and had a snow effect playing in the background.[[note]]Unfortunately this variant [[KeepCirculatingTheTapes is no longer available to play.]][[/note]]
* ColorCodedForYourConvenience: The beats, effects, melodies and voices are given different colorsdo to distinguish them.them in most versions.[[note]]This isn't the case in Alpha, Little Miss, ''Alpha'', ''Little Miss'', or Dystopia, however.''Dystopia'', however. In ''Wekiddy'', although the sounds are colored, they are randomly assorted instead of divided by category.[[/note]]
* ColorCodedForYourConvenience: The beats, effects, melodies and voices are given different colors
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* DeliberatelyMonochrome: Played straight with version 1 (''Alpha''), in which all of the singers are black and white with no colors distinguishing the beats, effects, melodies and voices. [[SubvertedTrope Subverted]] with the other versions, though.
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* DeliberatelyMonochrome: Played straight with version 1 (''Alpha''), ''Alpha'' and ''Little Miss'', in which all of the singers are black and white with no colors distinguishing the beats, effects, melodies and voices. [[SubvertedTrope Subverted]] with the other versions, though.though, in which the blank Incredimen remain monochrome while the outfits are colored.
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** For starters, it was made in [[UsefulNotes/AdobeFlash Adobe Flash]] as mentioned above, which resulted in the animation being rather [[LimitedAnimation stiff.]]
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** For starters, it was made in [[UsefulNotes/AdobeFlash Adobe Flash]] as mentioned above, which resulted in the animation being rather [[LimitedAnimation stiff.]]stiff]].
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*** None of the beatboxers are present in them, but instead a [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/the_choir_bonus.png weird, bublous guy]] who (if the order of the bonuses is any indication) died and ascended to heaven after drowning at the sea due to making a wrong turn on a snowy night, [[SoundtrackDissonance all set to beautiful and cherry acapella music!]]
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*** None of the beatboxers are present in them, but instead a [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/the_choir_bonus.png weird, bublous bulbous guy]] who (if the order of the bonuses is any indication) died and ascended to heaven after drowning at the sea due to making a wrong turn on a snowy night, [[SoundtrackDissonance all set to beautiful and cherry cheery acapella music!]]
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* NonStandardCharacterDesign: The second beat from ''Dystopia'', Tuctom, is a box-shaped robot reminiscent of [[Film/TwoThousandOneASpaceOdyssey HAL 9000]], unlike every other character in the game.
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** The second beat from ''Dystopia'', Tuctom, is a box-shaped robot reminiscent of [[Film/TwoThousandOneASpaceOdyssey HAL 9000]], unlike almost every other character in thegame.game.
** The second melody from ''Wekiddy'' is literally an arcade cabinet (aptly named "[[VideoGame/SpaceInvaders D. Invaders]]") on which a reenactment of the "Zemetekile" bonus from ''Dystopia'' is playing.
** The second beat from ''Dystopia'', Tuctom, is a box-shaped robot reminiscent of [[Film/TwoThousandOneASpaceOdyssey HAL 9000]], unlike almost every other character in the
** The second melody from ''Wekiddy'' is literally an arcade cabinet (aptly named "[[VideoGame/SpaceInvaders D. Invaders]]") on which a reenactment of the "Zemetekile" bonus from ''Dystopia'' is playing.
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* ShoutOut: ''The Love'' features two helmets clearly based off of the Music/DaftPunk duo Guy-Manuel and Thomas. Fitting, since it's a french house based version.
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* ShoutOut: ''The ShoutOut:
**''The Love'' features two helmets clearly based off of the Music/DaftPunk duo Guy-Manuel and Thomas. Fitting, since it's afrench French house based version.version.
**''Wekiddy'' contains a slew of references to [[The90s 90's culture]], with one character looking like a {{Toys/Furby}} and another designed after a ''{{Franchise/Gundam}}'' robot.
**''The Love'' features two helmets clearly based off of the Music/DaftPunk duo Guy-Manuel and Thomas. Fitting, since it's a
**''Wekiddy'' contains a slew of references to [[The90s 90's culture]], with one character looking like a {{Toys/Furby}} and another designed after a ''{{Franchise/Gundam}}'' robot.
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* WorldTour: Three versions of the game are inspired from different countries which are Brazil, (''Brazil'') Japan, (''Alive'') and India. (''Jeevan'')
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* WorldTour: Three versions of the game are inspired take inspiration from different countries which are Brazil, (''Brazil'') Japan, countries: Brazil (''Brazil''), Japan (''Alive'') and India. (''Jeevan'')
India (''Jeevan'').
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* A currently unnamed '''ninth version''', which is planned to have a HipHop/Early StreetRap theme, is slated for release sometime in 2023.
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* {{Bowdlerise}}: ''Incredibox for schools'' depicts the blank Incredimen [[ wearing white tank tops]]
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* {{Bowdlerise}}: ''Incredibox for schools'' depicts the blank Incredimen [[ [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/incredimenforschools_0.jpg wearing white tank tops]]tops]] rather than [[ShirtlessScene being shirtless.]]
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Since its release in 2009, the game has won several awards and has been highly praised by outlets such as Creator/{{BBC}} and Website/{{Kotaku}} for its [[NoPlotNoProblem simplistic gameplay]], [[SugarWiki/AwesomeArt appealing artwork]], and [[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic fantastic music-making capabilities.]] Such success on TheInternet has led the game recieving custom versions made in collaborations with other brands including:
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Since its release in 2009, the game has won several awards and has been highly praised by outlets such as Creator/{{BBC}} and Website/{{Kotaku}} Kotaku for its [[NoPlotNoProblem simplistic gameplay]], [[SugarWiki/AwesomeArt appealing artwork]], and [[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic fantastic music-making capabilities.]] Such success on TheInternet has led the game recieving custom versions made in collaborations with other brands including:
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On September 20th, 2019, the team released ''Incredibox - 10th Anniversary'', an album featuring remastered and remixed versions of the game's first 7 versions made in celebration of the games [[MilestoneCelebration 10th birthday]]. In addition to digital, it was released on cd and vinyl and came with [[{{Feelies}} [[BonusMaterial some exclusive goodies.]] Another album, titled ''The Unreleased'', was released on October 1st, 2021 and consists of nine never-before-seen tracks used during the game's development phases.
