Scrap Climb: One Arm Logic
Swing a one-armed robot up a frozen salvage yard by grabbing scrap and carrying your momentum.
How to play
- Select a climb mode from the main menu to begin your ascent.
- Drag the on-screen joystick to aim your arm at nearby scrap.
- Release the joystick to pull your robot toward the anchored point.
- Use your momentum to swing higher up the frozen salvage yard.
- Collect coins during your climb to unlock new skins and backgrounds.
Controls
- Touch
- Drag the on-screen joystick to aim your arm, and release to swing.
- Keyboard
- Not supported.
- Mouse
- Click and drag the on-screen joystick to aim, and release to swing.
More about this game
In Scrap Climb: One Arm Logic, you control a one-armed robot scaling a frozen salvage yard. The core loop involves dragging a joystick to aim your arm at girders, pipes, and cars, then releasing to pull yourself up. You must manage momentum and physics to swing higher. You can play goal modes with set summits, a 10,000m challenge, or an endless procedural climb. A run ends if you fall below the camera threshold, resetting your progress for that climb.
Tips
- Your arm reach is limited to 310 units, so always aim for scrap within the dashed circle indicator to ensure a successful grab and avoid falling.
- Releasing the joystick at the peak of your swing maximizes your upward momentum, allowing you to cover more distance and reach higher scrap pieces.
- Hitting scrap at speeds over 410 triggers an impact bounce, which can send you flying backward, so control your speed carefully.
Questions
How do I unlock new levels?
You unlock new levels by reaching the summit of the previous level. Level 1 requires climbing a 590m summit, Level 2 is 820m, and Level 3 is 1,080m.
What are coins used for?
Coins are collected during your climb and used in the shop to unlock cosmetic skins for your robot, like the Round Drone or Blocky Tank, and new backgrounds.
What happens if I fall?
If your robot falls off the bottom of the screen, specifically below -520 units, your run resets and you must start the current climb over from the beginning.