Fit check
Is Scrappage worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Roguelite shooter fans who want procedurally generated runs
- Players who enjoy experimenting with body-part and item combinations
- Small groups seeking local cooperative action
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a persistent story campaign may find the repeated run structure limiting
- Players who prefer low-pressure combat may dislike frequent deaths and run resets
- Groups looking for online multiplayer beyond local play may need a different format
Our take on Scrappage
The emphasis on build variety and loot softens the central limitation: death sends the run back to the beginning. Progress through permanent upgrades remains, but the immediate journey and its collected setup are lost after a fatal mistake.
What is Scrappage?
Scrappage is a twin-stick roguelite shooter set in a ruined future populated by mutants, zombies, aliens, robots, and other creatures.
Runs move through procedurally generated levels spanning nine themes, with a boss at the end of each level. Defeated enemies can provide loot, body parts, and items used to shape each run with active skills and other upgrades. Scrap can be spent between levels, while collected experience unlocks permanent improvements. Death restarts the journey. The game includes more than 40 enemy types, hundreds of body parts and items, an easier mode with automatic aiming, and local cooperative play, including Remote Play Together.
How Scrappage plays
- 01Procedural Level Themes
- Runs use generated stages across nine different visual themes.
- 02Enemy Variety
- Combat includes more than 40 kinds of mutants, zombies, aliens, robots, and other foes.
- 03Body-Part Builds
- Collected body parts grant active abilities that can shape each run's build.
- 04Permanent Upgrades
- Experience carries into unlocks that remain available across runs.
- 05Local Cooperative Play
- A second player can join locally through Remote Play Together.
- 06Automatic Aiming
- An easier difficulty option includes automatic aiming.
Scrappage compared to similar games
Scrappage uses twin-stick shooting, procedurally generated levels, body-part abilities, and local cooperative play. Abyssus also presents a roguelite shooting structure, but its description focuses on multiplayer action, hand-crafted levels, tactical play, and weapons modified with ancient technologies.
Scrappage: platforms & release
Is Scrappage worth it?
It is worth it if: roguelite shooter fans who want procedurally generated runs. Skip it if: players seeking a persistent story campaign may find the repeated run structure limiting.
Where can I download Scrappage?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Scrappage's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Scrappage on?
Windows, macOS and Linux.
