News Summary

• Anukari is like a miniature musical video game.
• Users play with its virtual physics engine to translate physical violence against digital objects directly into sound.
• The program is a chance to make music by building a virtual mesh of metal blocks and springs on your screen and then striking the creation with a virtual hammer – just to hear it go BOING.
• Created by Evan Mezeske, an Arizona-based former engineering lead at Google, it sounds completely bonkers, because it is.
• There's a free seven-day demo on offer – without any credit details or signing up long-term.