Scrap Climb: One Arm Logic
Control a one-armed robot by dragging a joystick to grab scrap metal, lever your body upward, and swing toward the summit.
How to play
- Drag the on-screen joystick to aim your arm at nearby scrap metal within your 310-unit reach.
- Hold the joystick to grab onto a surface and apply a pull force to lever your body upward.
- Release the joystick to detach your arm and launch your robot through the air using your built-up momentum.
- Quickly grab the next girder, pipe, or car before gravity pulls you down past the camera boundary.
- Collect yellow diamond coins scattered on the scrap to purchase new cosmetic skins and backgrounds.
Controls
- Touch
- Drag the on-screen joystick to aim and pull, then release to let go.
- Keyboard
- Not supported.
- Mouse
- Click and drag the on-screen joystick to aim and pull, then release to let go.
More about this game
In Scrap Climb: One Arm Logic, you guide a robot upward through a frozen salvage sector using a single mechanical arm. The core loop involves dragging a joystick to aim your arm at girders, pipes, and suspended cars, then pulling yourself up and releasing to carry your momentum. As you climb higher, the procedural gaps between scrap pieces become larger and harder to navigate. A run ends immediately if you fall past the bottom of the screen, forcing you to restart the climb from the ground.
Tips
- Your robot has a maximum momentum speed of 1220, so release the joystick right at the peak of your swing to maximize your upward launch.
- Coins spawn on exactly every third piece of scrap, so plan your route to swing through them while maintaining your upward trajectory.
- Hitting scrap at high speeds triggers an impact bounce of 0.1, which can knock you backward if you do not quickly grab onto a new anchor point.
Questions
What are the different game modes?
There are three modes. Goal mode requires you to clear specific summits, starting at 590 meters. Endless mode generates procedural scrap forever, and the Challenge mode tasks you with a single 10,000-meter climb.
How do I unlock new robot skins?
You can buy skins in the shop using coins collected during your climbs or earned by completing levels. Skins like the Round Drone cost 22 coins, while the Golden Hydraulic costs 42 coins.
What happens if I fall?
If you fall below the bottom camera boundary at -520 altitude, your run ends and your robot resets back to the ground at zero meters.