Project Scrapper

Project Scrapper is a casual 2D beat-'em-up where you use physics to fight other players across eight maps and four game modes. Play locally in splitscreen or online, and customize your character with 12 options available from the start.

Use gravity and the environment

Gravity rivets let you interact with objects and change the direction of gravity. Turn desks, asteroids and toys into projectiles, launch opponents across the map or disassemble its walls. You can move vertically and horizontally by walking on walls and ceilings, and use gravity to jump across the map.

You can combine game modes and adjust the physics to make matches simpler or more chaotic. Each map has mechanics of its own.

Game modes

• Scrapmatch: eliminate other players by destroying the map and knocking them out.
• Collection: gather cubes in your collection area and steal them from other players. The more cubes you collect, the faster your score rises.
• Hat Stack: collect hats scattered around the level. Larger stacks make it harder to protect what you have gathered.
• Intrusion: deposit blocks in opponents’ collection areas to subtract points. Each block explodes shortly afterward, knocking players and objects away. The last player with points remaining wins.

Maps

• Testing Facility: a simple map with four walls and nothing else.
• Wrecking Ball: a variant of Testing Facility with an anti-gravity wrecking ball that you can manipulate with rivets to destroy the walls.
• Solar: jump between moving planets, dodge asteroid storms and avoid being incinerated by the sun.
• Playroom: two rooms connected by a door that opens regularly; each room has a toy chest that spits out toys.
• Towers: two office buildings with multiple rooms that keep players apart until they are destroyed, and plenty of office supplies to throw.
• Pipeworks: a larger map with pipes around its borders that transport objects, plus a button that creates TNT for blowing up opponents.
• Spaceship: steer a ship through space with control levers. Acceleration jostles players and the ship’s contents; two airlocks let you eject unwanted contents, including other players.
• Ball Pits: navigate four connected rooms filled with plastic balls. You can hide, lose opponents among the rooms or set up an unseen ambush.