Jukebox

Music for your game, made and managed inside it. MAKE THE MUSIC. Type what you want to hear — "160bpm dnb neon chase" — and mint it: one track, or a whole themed set where every song is its own movement of the same idea. Each one lands in a playlist, named and ready to play. ORGANISE IT. As many playlists as you like. Rename tracks, drop the ones that missed, switch which list is live. Songs your game already has can be pulled in too. GIVE IT TO YOUR PLAYERS — OR DON'T. Players get a small corner player: current track, prev / play-pause / next, and a drawer of the whole list with shuffle. Or switch that face off entirely and the mod becomes a pure background-music system — nobody sees a thing, the music just plays and you keep the whole bench for yourself. BIND MUSIC TO YOUR GAME. Name the moments that matter — main menu, level 3, boss fight, game over — and bind a playlist or a single track to each. Ask Savi to fire those moments from your game's own code and the score follows the action: the boss theme when the boss walks in, the menu bed when the run ends. Ships with no songs. Every track on the rack is one you asked for.