About 10 Second Mixtape (Jam Version)
10 Second Mixtape (Jam Version) is a casual multiplayer music game where you team up with other real players to make a song that lasts ten seconds. Every sound in every track comes from players, so the songs come out different every time. This is the original jam version, made for Ludum Dare 51.
You join a band with people from around the world, everyone adds to the track, and the result plays back as one short song. Nobody wins and nobody loses. The point is the odd, catchy little tune you end up with, and you do not need any musical background to take part.
The look is scrappy and hand-drawn: a grimy club stage, a crowd with hands in the air and a sign announcing the night's band. A round takes a few minutes. You can play 10 Second Mixtape (Jam Version) online here on a computer, and because every song is made with live players, it needs a working internet connection.
How to Play 10 Second Mixtape (Jam Version)
- Type a character name on the title screen, or use the button beside it to get a new one.
- Press Play to join a band with other players.
- Click inside the game window, then use the mouse and keyboard to add your part to the track.
- Listen to the finished ten-second song when it plays back.
- Play another round to make a new song.
What to Expect in 10 Second Mixtape (Jam Version)
Expect quick, funny, sometimes chaotic songs. Since strangers write every part, a track can land as catchy, messy or both, and that surprise is the fun. There's no score to chase and no way to lose.
As a jam build, it's small and a little rough around the edges. The players change from round to round, so sessions rarely feel the same twice. It's a cute, low-pressure music game, and you can play 10 Second Mixtape (Jam Version) free whenever you have a few minutes.
Tips for 10 Second Mixtape (Jam Version)
- Keep your part simple. In ten seconds, a short repeating idea fits better than a busy one.
- Think of your part as one layer in a band, not a solo.
- Wear headphones so you can hear every part clearly.
- Give it a few rounds. Different bands make wildly different songs, so one track is a poor sample.
- Use a steady internet connection, since every round is shared with live players.
Who Made 10 Second Mixtape (Jam Version)
10 Second Mixtape (Jam Version) was made by ScotttS, midblue, Rincs, Suzu_Mushi_, who released it on itch.io. This jam version was made in Unity for Ludum Dare 51. FunClicker embeds the creator's own version so you can play it here without downloading anything. We did not make the game, and the credit for its design, code, and art belongs to its creator. You can find the original on the 10 Second Mixtape (Jam Version) page on itch.io.
FAQ
Is 10 Second Mixtape (Jam Version) free?
Yes. 10 Second Mixtape (Jam Version) is free to play here, with nothing to buy and nothing to install. It runs in a browser tab on a computer. Because the songs are made with other players in real time, you'll need an internet connection that stays up while you play, but there's no cost to join a band.
How do you play 10 Second Mixtape (Jam Version)?
Pick a character name, press Play and you'll be placed in a band with other real players. Each person adds to a track that runs for ten seconds, and then the band hears the finished song. Click inside the game window first so it takes your input, then use the mouse and keyboard to add your part.
What is the goal in 10 Second Mixtape (Jam Version)?
There's no winner and no loser. The goal is to make a short, fun song together with strangers and enjoy whatever comes out. Some tracks turn out catchy and some turn out gloriously messy, and both count as a success here. It's a social music toy more than a competition.
Who made 10 Second Mixtape (Jam Version)?
10 Second Mixtape (Jam Version) was made by ScotttS, midblue, Rincs and Suzu_Mushi_, who released it on itch.io. They built it in Unity for the Ludum Dare 51 game jam. FunClicker embeds their own web version of the jam build and links back to the original so the credit stays with the team.
Can I play 10 Second Mixtape (Jam Version) on a Chromebook or phone?
A Chromebook or laptop is the best fit. The game runs in the browser, and a mouse and keyboard make it easy to add your part. Phones are less reliable, because the controls are designed for a computer and the screen is small. Whatever you use, a steady internet connection matters, since each round happens live with other players.
Is 10 Second Mixtape (Jam Version) unblocked at school?
10 Second Mixtape (Jam Version) unblocked access comes down to your school's network. The game needs only a browser tab and an internet connection to reach other players, with nothing to install. Schools run their own filters, which we do not control, so if FunClicker opens on your network, the game should load like it does at home.
Do I need to know music to play 10 Second Mixtape (Jam Version)?
No. 10 Second Mixtape (Jam Version) is made for anyone, musical or not. With only ten seconds to fill, a simple idea works fine, and the mix of everyone's parts does a lot of the work. Silly ideas often make the most memorable songs, so jump in and add whatever comes to mind.
Are the other players in 10 Second Mixtape (Jam Version) real people?
Yes. Every band is made up of real players from around the world, and every sound in a track comes from them. Nothing in the game is written ahead of time, so each song is a one-off made by the people in that round. That's also why the game needs an internet connection while you play.
