Scooch
Scooch
The official app & game
Distributed by UptoPlay
SCREENSHOTS
DESCRIPTION
Use UptoPlay to play online the game Scooch.
What is Scooch?
You have a board of colorful tiles before you, but it has been scrambled into a mess! Your job is to rearrange the board into its original state by pushing its rows and columns horizontally and vertically. Tiles that are pushed outside of the board reappear on the opposite side. You can think of it like a puzzle cube gone flat and furry!
42 game boards
3 difficulty levels per game board
Game boards remember where you left off so you can resume them individually at any time
The game also contains 6 additional exceptionally hard elite game boards (called "Albatross") that can only be unlocked by mastering other game boards!
Wait... it's free?
Yeah. I once charged a little bit of money for all game boards, but now I thought I'd just give it away for free so anyone can play it. No spying, no ads, no strings attached. You are free to support me, though!
Support me:
https://ko-fi.com/kektimus
https://www.patreon.com/kektimus
Like & Follow:
https://twitter.com/Kektimus
https://www.facebook.com/scoochgame
Additional notes
The game can be played in either English or Swedish and contains help for the color-blind.
The game has been tested on HTC Desire S, Acer Iconia A500, Samsung Galaxy Note 4, Nexus 7, Sony Z1 Compact and Redmi Note 8T.
Note that game progress is saved locally on the device. Uninstalling the game removes your progress.
For general contact, feedback and bug reports:
[email protected]
Enjoy with UptoPlay the online game Scooch.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Developer: Kektimus
Genre: Puzzle
App version: 1.1.0
App size: 14M
Recent changes: Gameplay:
- You now only need to beat a difficulty once (instead of 3 times) per board to get a star medal
General:
- No more "buy full game " in-app purchase (the game is now totally free with no strings attached)
- Analytics completely removed
- Sharing to social media removed (progression summary screen removed)
Comments:
I really like this. You get that satisfaction you get when solving a line or two or maybe just a face of a Rubic's Cube without being stuck on something super complex. I love games that give me little victories like that. And further on the puzzles get really complicated. The game is super tight, really good polish. I highly recommend Scooch.
It has a cute raccon named Farnsworth, that alone is worth, what 3.5 stars? It's a great puzzle game that I like (and I usually hate 'em)
I personally love the art style, and it's consistent throughout the app. The sound for beating a level got a bit grating, and did not stop after skipping the victory animation. As for the gameplay, the concept is is simple and well-executed, but a bit repetitive, especially having to solve the same level 7 times for a 3 star clear. After figuring out the algorithms, the boards were basically all the same. However, the boards with missing squares were a nice surprise and I wish there were more variations.
A lovely little puzzle game.'
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