Description

You grab Labubu, take two steps, and suddenly the “toy” starts behaving like a spring-loaded bowling ball. That’s the whole hook of Steal Labubu Sprunki!: it looks cute and harmless, then turns into a physics problem the moment you try to transport it safely. 2) The Simple Mission With a Catch You play as Sprunki Pinky, and each level asks you to locate a Labubu toy monster and get it into the green zone to clear the stage. It sounds like a basic platformer objective until you realize the win condition is not just reaching the finish yourself. The real task is delivering Labubu intact, without dropping it into pits, bouncing it off ledges, or losing control at the worst time. Sprunki Phase 3 +1 3) The Real Gameplay Is Carrying and Pushing This is not a “jump perfectly and you’re done” game. The levels are built around carrying, dropping, and nudging Labubu through tricky terrain. You often need to decide whether to hold the toy, push it along a surface, or briefly set it down so you can make a safer jump. A small mistake can send Labubu sliding or bouncing into a hole, which counts as a fail even if your character survives. Sprunki Phase 3 4) Level Design That Gets Meaner in Smart Ways There are 24 levels, and the difficulty increases by adding space pressure and risk, not by making controls complicated. Early stages teach the basics of pickup timing and short carries. Later stages introduce layouts that force you to manage momentum: high jumps, deep gaps, open trap areas, and sections where you must push Labubu through tight spaces without letting it pop out of control. Sprunki Phase 3 +1 5) Why Labubu Changes Everything Labubu is the star because it behaves like a real object in a physics platformer. It can be pushed, dropped, and accidentally launched if you collide with it at the wrong angle. That means you start thinking like a problem-solver: use flat ground to stabilize it, use walls to stop unwanted rolling, and avoid carrying it across narrow ledges when a safer push route exists. The best clears feel less like speedrunning and more like carefully managing a slippery package. Sprunki Phase 3 6) Controls Most portals keep the controls minimal so you can focus on timing and positioning. Sprunki Phase 3 +2 KidzSearch +2 Move: WASD or Arrow Keys Jump: W or Up Arrow, some versions use Space Pick up, drop, throw: X is commonly used, some versions map this to S or Down Arrow Double jump: available, usually by pressing jump again mid-air Mobile: on-screen buttons for movement and actions 7) Small Habits That Make Levels Easier Treat Labubu like fragile cargo. If you keep failing near the end of a stage, it is usually because you are trying to carry it through a section designed for pushing. Use short, controlled steps and avoid sprinting your inputs. Before any big jump, reposition Labubu so it will not collide with you mid-air. When you approach the green zone, slow down and guide the toy in gently, because a last-second bounce can push it out and ruin a perfect run. Sprunki Phase 3 8) The Look and Mood The visuals are simple and readable, with a playful tone that makes failure feel funny instead of punishing. The green target zones stand out clearly, so you always know what the level is asking, even when the terrain gets complicated. It is the kind of game that feels friendly at first glance, then reveals a surprisingly thoughtful challenge once physics starts misbehaving. Sprunki Phase 3 9) Who Will Love This One Steal Labubu Sprunki! is perfect if you enjoy compact games with a single clever mechanic you can actually master. If you like physics platformers where the challenge comes from transporting an awkward object, learning safer routes, and finishing a level cleanly, this is a satisfying little test of patience and control.

Instruction

Take the toy and bring it to the green field WAD or larr rarr uarr - Movement X or S or darr - Take Throw the toy The game has a double jump

Specifications

• Easy to play