OneShot is an indie puzzle adventure game by FutureCat in which players guide Niko through a quiet, story-driven world, and its menu sounds are part of that gentle atmosphere. The decision tone plays when a player confirms a selection, so fans recognise it immediately from hours spent navigating menus and dialogue choices. As clips from the game circulated on video platforms and soundboards, creators began reusing the short tone outside the game for polls, quizzes and choice-based edits. It remains popular because it is instantly recognisable to OneShot fans yet neutral enough to work in almost any light-hearted edit.
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The menu selection sound from OneShot, the indie adventure game by FutureCat, used by creators for choices, confirmations and nostalgic game moments.
This short clip captures the quiet confirmation tone heard when a player picks an option in OneShot's menus. It is a clean, gentle electronic chime with a soft retro edge, lasting just a few seconds and ending before it can distract from the action. The tone feels calm rather than triumphant, matching the game's thoughtful, story-driven mood. For viewers who know OneShot, it instantly recalls Niko's journey and the game's intimate atmosphere. For newcomers, it simply reads as a polite, satisfying click that a decision has been made, making it easy to use as a subtle cue in edits without overpowering dialogue or music.
