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Sunrise is the third version of Incredibox and was released on October 26, 2013.[1]

Official Description[]

The most electric tune in the collection, this one will keep you whistling for hours on end! A cocktail of diverse influences, the perfect mix to keep the gloom away.

Overview[]

Sunrise is the first version to feature colorful Incredimen. Some characters' attire contains elements related to North American culture (Westerns, Native American culture, etc.). The bonuses in Sunrise were the longest for all versions of the game before Dystopia was released in December 2020.

Bonuses[]

Icon Name Released Combination
Little Child-bonus
 Little Child October 26, 2013
(Alongside Launch)
Dance-bonus
 Dance February 6, 2014
Sunrise-bonus
 Sunrise February 20, 2014

Trivia[]

  • Sunrise is in F minor at 120 bpm.
  • Sunrise had the longest bonuses, and its reign spanned across 5 new Incredibox versions, until it was eventually overthrown by Dystopia.
  • This is the only demo version to not have any special variant of it. (Alpha had The Original, Little Miss had a Christmas version, and The Love had Axe Boat)
  • In June 2019, the second bonus was re-recorded.
  • All the sounds are based on different eras.
    • The beats wear 90's and modern juvenile clothes.
    • The effects wear futuristic or space attire gear.
    • The melodies wear Native pre-Hispanic or 19th century clothing.
    • The voices wear 50's-70's styled clothes.
    • All sounds also include a white dot on their costumes.
  • This is the only version in which the first beat isn't used in any of the bonuses.
  • Every polo's design has a white dot on it.
  • This is the first version that contained outfits with no outlines.
  • Sunrise share the name with Sunrise (Character).
  • Sunrise has by FAR the most amount of mods based on it.

References[]

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "Incredibox is back with a brand new version!
    Have fun!    ". Incredibox on Twitter.com, Retrieved on October 26 2013.
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