SUNCORE SLAM is SAN Sound's free browser-based duel game built around holographic audio.
Learn how to access the game, choose your fighter and start playing.
1. What is SUNCORE SLAM?
SUNCORE SLAM is a free duel game where you use sound, timing and quick reactions to catch and return signals.
Travel through five lands, learn new techniques, unlock accessories, face challenging opponents and compete against other players online.
The game uses holographic audio to help you hear which lane a signal is coming from and where it will land.
2. Is SUNCORE SLAM free to play?
Yes. SUNCORE SLAM is completely free to play.
There are no paid Signal Packs, in-game purchases or real-money purchases.
You can enjoy the game without purchasing SAN Sound products.
3. Where can I play SUNCORE SLAM?
You can access the game directly through your browser:
You can also visit the SAN ARCADE and select PLAY on the SUNCORE SLAM cabinet.
4. Do I need to download an app?
No. SUNCORE SLAM runs directly in your web browser.
You do not need to install an application from the App Store or Google Play.
Make sure JavaScript is enabled in your browser.
5. What devices and browsers are supported?
SUNCORE SLAM supports computers, tablets and smartphones using recent versions of:
- Google Chrome
- Safari
- Microsoft Edge
- Mozilla Firefox
Depending on your device, you can play using a keyboard, mouse, trackpad or touchscreen.
Can I play in landscape mode on my phone?
SUNCORE SLAM is designed for portrait orientation on smartphones.
If you rotate your phone sideways, you may see TURN YOUR PHONE UPRIGHT.
Return your phone to portrait orientation to continue playing.
This restriction applies to phones, not tablets or computers.
6. Do I need an account to play?
No. You can play as a guest without creating an account.
Guest players can access the campaign, FOLDBACK, Quick Match and private duels.
Signing in with a SAN account provides additional features, including:
- Progress saved across devices
- Ranked matches
- PLAYER LEVEL rewards
- Daily missions
- Access to eligible Soundscape Avatars as fighters
Guest progress remains on the device and browser used to play.
7. Do I need a crypto wallet?
No. A wallet is not required to play SUNCORE SLAM.
If you own eligible Soundscape Avatars, you can associate their wallets with your SAN STATUS account to make those avatars available in the game.
8. How do I start playing?
- Open SUNCORE SLAM.
- Select PLAY.
- Choose a fighter from CHOOSE YOUR FIGHTER.
- Begin FIRST NIGHT, the introductory experience.
- Follow the instructions to learn the basic controls and moves.
- Complete the introduction and continue toward your first challenger.
FIRST NIGHT introduces catching, sending, DOUBLE, CHARGE and SWEEP.
You will also receive your first accessory piece and Signal Pack.
If you leave or reload during the introduction, you can continue from your saved progress.
9. Do I need SAN Sound earbuds to play?
No. SUNCORE SLAM works with any compatible headphones or earbuds, wired or wireless.
Headphones are strongly recommended because sound helps you identify the direction and timing of incoming signals.
Wired headphones provide more precise timing, while wireless headphones can be adjusted using the game's SOUND TIMING calibration.
You can also play without sound because signals are visually represented on the screen.
10. Is SUNCORE SLAM the same as SIGNAL COMBAT?
Yes. SUNCORE SLAM was previously called SIGNAL COMBAT.
The game still uses the address:
https://app.sansound.com/signal-combat/
Existing bookmarks and game links continue to work.
11. How is SUNCORE SLAM connected to SAN STATUS?
SUNCORE SLAM and SAN STATUS share the same SAN account.
Your SAN STATUS membership tier and points can be viewed from the game's MENU.
Eligible Soundscape Avatars and wallet-held accessories associated with SAN STATUS can also appear in SUNCORE SLAM.
However, playing SUNCORE SLAM does not currently earn SAN STATUS Status Points.
12. Where can I get help?
For gameplay questions or community assistance, visit the SAN Discord.
For account-related issues, contact the SAN Sound Help Center.