SCRAP CORE
A downloadable game for Windows
Try the free demo first: the first four waves are playable right in your browser, nothing to download — SCRAP CORE Demo
Version 1.1.0 — now playable in 10 languages, including Portuguese, French and Korean.
Gameplay clips
Short gameplay fragments cut together — not a full playthrough, just moments picked out and stitched into one clip. Watch the clips on YouTube.
The page is alive, and it wants you dead.
Do you think you can beat this game on your first try? I doubt it .
Your ship blew up somewhere above a school notebook. You are CoreBro, a little robot held together with scrap and stubbornness, and you just landed right in the middle of the page. The ink here is alive. And it is hungry.
Every wave spills more ink monsters across the paper: scribbled mites, sneaky hunters that dash at you out of nowhere, and nests that never stop hatching. Keep moving, aim, hold fire, and scoop up the shiny crystals they leave behind.
Turn a pencil case into a war machine
Between waves, the Workshop is all yours. Pens, compasses, erasers, paperclips, markers and rulers become your weapons. Buy two of the same and they snap together into something bigger, louder and much meaner.
But the page fights back. Ink serpents crawl out of holes in the paper. Xenom, a shiny blot of living ink, chats, laughs at you and wraps you up to sip your batteries dry — spin like crazy to shake it off. And on the very last page waits the Redline Leviathan: six legs, a cannon, a laser eye and a truly terrible temper.
Find all twelve pieces
On every wave, a piece of your shattered transmitter falls somewhere on the page. Find all twelve, fit them back together, switch it on, and call the rescue ship to take you home.
Features
- 12 waves across 5 hand-drawn notebook pages
- Everyday school supplies that merge into bigger, meaner weapons
- Bosses with real personality: ink serpents, a talking ink blot and a giant war machine
- A broken transmitter to rebuild, piece by piece
- Award flags and an album of your last 30 runs
- Play in 10 languages: English, Español, Português, Français, Deutsch, Русский, ქართული, 한국어, 日本語, 中文
Controls
Move: WASD or the arrow keys · Aim and fire: the mouse, a touch, or Space · Pause: Esc
System requirements
Windows 10 or newer, 64-bit. Keyboard and mouse. About 500 MB of free space.
Hand-drawn, a little silly, and surprisingly tough. How far can one small pile of scrap get on a page full of ink?
Made by 6 Finger Games · 6fingergames.com · Support: 3dstudio@mail.com
Purchase
In order to download this game you must purchase it at or above the minimum price of $4.99 USD. You will get access to the following files:
Development log
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Hi. Thanks for a great game! When will the sequel be released? I noticed at the end stating that a sequrl depends 9n us - so when can we expect it?
Hi! Yes, a sequel depends on the players; if there’s enough demand from them, then a sequel will definitely happen.
Right now, the algorithms on the site have pushed our game so far back that it’s become really hard to even find it amidst a massive pile of digital crap.
I did the math—a new game gets uploaded to the site every 1.5 seconds.
So, yeah..........
This is one of the best games in this genre! Little Xenom (Venom ) and his dialogue are absolutely hilarious. He’s trolling that poor little robot so hard!
Congratulations, you did it! I honestly haven't had this much fun in a long time. And the game's ending is absolutely mind-blowing!
I have just one piece of feedback. The final boss is about as difficult to kill as the worms, and sometimes even the worms are tougher than he is.
I’d really like to see the final boss be noticeably stronger than the worms. Right now, I’m left with a slight sense of disappointment because I expected the final boss to be a much tougher challenge.
Thanks for your honest feedback—it’s precisely this kind of input that helps make our games better.
We’ll definitely address your points: we’ll increase the boss’s strength and stamina,
By the way, have you tried playing through the game on "Hard" mode?
In that mode, the boss has significantly more stamina and is much more aggressive—even I can’t manage to beat him on Hard!
No, I played through the game on Normal mode.
I'll give it a try on Hard mode.