Turbo Pudding

Loudnik

Turn the galaxy back up.

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Plays in your browser, no download

The story

A bright vertical space shooter where your weapons are music tapes and every station you free gets its colour and its song back.

Out in the Airwaves, the galaxy where sound carries through space, every planet is a radio station with its own song. Then Monotone, a conductor machine, decided there is only one right sound in the universe: a clean A at 440 hertz. Everything else is noise.

His Jammers switch the stations off one by one. The music dies, the planets turn grey, people whisper. Only one pirate station is still on air: DJ Volta’s little ship. With Bobina, her cassette robot, she turns everything up to full.

Ten stations stand between Volta and Monotone, from Pirate Cove and Disco Rings to Bell Garden and beyond. Every station has its own world and its own song, played live by the game.

  • Length10 stations
  • Free to play3 stations free
  • Plays onComputer, tablet, phone
  • AgeAll ages
  • LanguageEnglish

What you’ll do

Insert a tape

Five weapons, each with its own sound: Beat, Chord, Solo, Trill and Bass. Five steps of volume per tape, then overdrive.

Drop a record

Four kinds of bombs, from a bass drop that turns bullets into notes to a wall of sound.

Bring the colour back

Every Jammer you down gives the station some colour back. Beat the boss and it goes on air.

Screenshots 6

  • Volta’s ship burns a SOLO laser into the Wind Organ in Bell Garden while columns of jammer bullets fall around it
  • Volta’s ship fires CHORD shots up at Patrol “Shh”, a battered jammer saucer over Pirate Cove, and slips past its bullets
  • The Overseer Console bursts a ring of violet orbs over the Disco Rings as Volta’s ship lines up below
  • A swarm of TRILL notes swirls around the Weathervane in Bell Garden as Volta’s ship holds the line beneath it
  • In OVERDRIVE Volta’s CHORD shots slam into the Jammer Dish above Pirate Cove, sparks flying off its core
  • The Mirror Warden disco ball cracks apart in a burst of light as Volta’s ship flies past it in the Disco Rings

Game details

GenreRetro vertical space shooter
StationsTen stations, ten songs, ten bosses
PriceThe first three stations are free; the full game is $4.99, paid once
ControlsDrag with one finger; arrows or WASD on a computer
ReleasedOctober 2026
DeveloperTurbo Pudding

Questions

Is Loudnik free to play?

Yes. The first three stations are free to play in your browser. The full game, all ten stations, is $4.99, paid once.

Do I need to download anything?

No. Loudnik runs in your web browser on a computer, tablet or phone. Open loudnik.com and press Play.

Do I need an account?

Yes, a free Turbo Pudding account. You sign in with Google or with a code sent to your e-mail, and the same account works in every Turbo Pudding game.

Who is Loudnik for?

Everyone. It’s easy to start for kids and has plenty to discover for grown-ups.

Who made Loudnik?

Loudnik is made by Turbo Pudding, a small studio making cozy games that open right in your browser.

From the blog

LoudnikMeet the cast

Loudnik: meet Volta, Bobina and the Jammers

Who’s who in Loudnik’s first three stations: a pirate DJ, a cassette robot, a machine that loves one note and the gray army that switches the galaxy off.

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Ready to play Loudnik?

It opens on loudnik.com, right in your browser.