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  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 4, 2012
  • May 21, 2020
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A fast-paced card game testing pattern recognition, reaction time, and strategy. Play solo against the computer or challenge friends in this addictive game suitable for the whole family. Customize rules and card packs for endless fun.

Pattern recognition and reaction time gameplay
Single-player vs. computer
Multi-player modes up to 4 players
Customizable slap rules
HD images optimized for Retina Displays
Selectable card packs and playing surfaces
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What's New in RatScrew

2.1.2

May 21, 2020

Fixed crashes related to Game Center integration

User reviews

Great app

Love it

Doesn't save settings

Gives you the option to turn off certain slap settings depending on how you personally play the game IRL, but does not save or apply them. Beautiful look, smooth play, but don't give me options then disregard them.

Great game

This is one of my favorite games on the App Store. It has great game play and with the new update, you can finally slap the pile!!! I would love this game except for a bug the update brought. Whenever my CPU opponent slaps the pile before I do, the cards disappear and the whole game stops working. You can go back to the main menu, but when you resume the game it's still not working. Also, there's a small bug where if you finish a game, the "you win" screen pops up. You then tap the screen and it goes back to the main menu. This is what is supposed to happen. But when I start a new game it says another game is still in progress an that I can resume it. I press resume and it just goes back to the you win screen. This isn't too much of a problem because I can then go back to the main menu and start a new game by erasing the progress of the "other game still in progress." But its still a bit annoying. Lastly, you haven't updated the instructions to say that you can slap the hand or the pile.
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Love it !

It's very exciting ! Enjoying difficulty and opportunity to practice your reaction time ! I love it ! Enjoying every moment of it !!!

Needs landscaping mode

I don't like how close the buttons are.. U should be able to slap the deck not the hand I always accidentally hit the deck cuz that's how u play in real life. If u added those it would be 5 stars!

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FAQ

What is RatScrew?

RatScrew is a card game that challenges your pattern recognition, reaction time, and wits. It's suitable for the whole family and can be played solo against the computer or with up to four players.

How do you play RatScrew?

Players tap, swipe, or drag cards to play them. When a specific slap combination appears, players must quickly slap the pile or their designated slap area to win. The game continues until the end, and you are never truly out.

Can I customize the rules in RatScrew?

Yes, you can set up and customize the slap rules in the settings. You can choose rules you are familiar with or experiment with different combinations to enhance your gameplay experience.

Does RatScrew have multiplayer options?

Yes, RatScrew supports single-player mode against three levels of computer opponents, as well as multi-player modes for up to 4 players. You can play against friends or family.

What devices is RatScrew compatible with?

RatScrew is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It features HD images optimized for Retina Displays.

How often is RatScrew updated?

The latest version, 2.1.2, was released on May 21, 2020. While updates may not be frequent, the game is stable and offers a complete experience.

What is the age rating for RatScrew?

RatScrew has an age rating of 4+, making it appropriate for children and families to enjoy together.

What are the additional purchasable content for RatScrew?

You can enhance your RatScrew experience by purchasing selectable card packs and selectable playing surfaces, allowing for further personalization of the game's appearance.