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WEFUNK
FOUR STOPS / ONE GROOVE
Complete the journey.
Commute
Phunk 420
Paper Frizzbee
FIRST THE SHOW. THEN THE AFTERGLOW.
The band will meet you here.
Finish a concert round to open Paper Frizzbee. Then toss your printed paper to all ten musicians and bring the head-buzz home.
Play the concert →PARTY / PAPER FRIZZBEE
Give every musician a little funk.
- A random musician flashes and shows the special paper they need.
- Click the blank center shooter to open the paper picker. Choose the matching paper, then click the playfield to start aiming. Move toward the flashing head and click again to send the paper.
- Hit each assigned target within ten seconds. Give all ten musicians a sheet. The paper returns home automatically, completing Party and unlocking Flash Light — the fourth and final game.
Misses use the same countdown. If time runs out, the game ends and you must restart. Pause whenever you need.
Pick their special paper
Match the paper above the flashing musician. The clock is still running!
Time expired — game over!
Deliver to the assigned musician within ten seconds. Restart for a new circle.
HEAD-BUZZ / ALL TEN VOICES
The show echoes on.
We are the funk.
Party complete! Flash Light is unlocked — game 4 of 4. Clear the band's head buzz to finish the journey.
Click the empty shooter, choose the flashing musician’s paper, then deliver within ten seconds. Click the playfield to aim, move toward the flashing musician, then click again to throw. Keyboard: ← → to choose · Enter to deliver · Home for Mothership · Esc to pause.
Behind the paper: patterns & history
These are original game illustrations inspired by blotter-art motifs. Blotter Barn’s collection dates Diamonds to around 1975, Flying Saucers to around 1980, and Circle Star to around 1981. Those are the reference pieces’ approximate dates, not dates for our drawings.
The Gold Dolphin reprint reference describes an ’80s design with gold dolphins and blue grid lines. Its original date and artist remain unverified here. For the wider history, explore Erik Davis’s Blotter. The game uses one original Gold Dolphin-inspired drawing for the whole musical circle.
Tape notes & the secret
Ray Davis · voice. Bootsy Collins · bass. Bernie Worrell · keys. Eddie Hazel · guitar. Maceo Parker · saxophone. Tiki Fulwood · drums. Michael Hampton · guitar. Garry Shider · guitar and voice. Glen Goins · voice. Fred Wesley · trombone. The concert’s ten-member cast, with original synthetic musical replies inspired by their roles.
The paper is the fictional LSD “acid bomb for the mind”: the fictional “head-buzz” afterparty: a psychedelic musical bloom shared by everyone. It is a game invention, not a claim about the musicians or real drug effects.
This game’s cast is only a small part of P-Funk. Learn about Dawn Silva and the Brides of Funkenstein and Jeanette Washington and Parlet.
Flash Light
SUPER FUNK / ROAD REST
Clear the head buzz.
A Paper Frizzbee pattern is in each band member's head. Every 5 seconds, a random member shines for five seconds, then the next member shines. Put the flashlight anywhere inside their circle: single-click or double-click to shine, watch the golden explosion and wiggle, then let them drift off to sleep.
READY FOR THE ROAD
Everybody got some rest.
Ten clear minds, one good night's sleep. Tomorrow's groove starts together.
YOU WON! Commute, Play, Party, and Freak are complete.Click or tap the flashing head. The HUD button and keyboard work too. Esc pauses the night.