
Scratch the Ticket is a first‑person incremental gambling sim where every ticket is a test of nerves. Print tickets, scratch cells, and decide: cash out now or risk it all. The outcome depends only on your choice.
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Half baked copy of Scritchy Scratchy. Can't say if it's intentionally trying to ride on it's tail, but the timing is quite convenient. Tickets are repetitive and don't feel very distinct from one another. Upgrades are meaningless, and the gameplay loop feels very bland with little to no strategy or thinking. Buy as many spies as you can, use the UV light, rinse and repeat. The price feels excesive too, considering other incrementals like Scritchy, Bills must be paid, Horripilant, Berry bury barry or Angel's engine are generally around the 7 euro mark without discont. 3 euro is not breaking the bag, of course, but it's very unpolished compared to the games I mentioned. There are some problems regarding performance too, but they feel very minor compared to the core issue, which is that this game is simply not fun. Can't recommend, honestly. Props to the developer for putting the work and making it, of course, but this is not really hitting the mark.
If you played the pre release demo then you basically played the whole game. The upgrades are just ever scaling purchases that give small benefits that cap out pretty early on. All the tickets are basically recolors of the previous tier, except for minesweeper and battleship on the 3rd tier. The spy undermines most of the basic tickets and eventually passive income will more than double the income of ticket winnings. At this time I can't recommend it as is. There are other scratch off games out there that have more content and are around half the price of this one. (If you came for more Scritchy Scratchy, this isn't it).
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Languages: English, Russian, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Portuguese - Brazil, Simplified Chinese
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Cannot recommend. Physics feel clunky and oddly unsatisfying. Upgrades do not feel any rewarding at all. Only thing to upgrade is the UV lamp... All ticket types feel the same - nothing special at all. Will refund.
a worse version of scritchy scratchy. i like the concept but the achievements and the progression make it incredibly repetitive. once you have enough upgrades it becomes an idle game and scratching tickets is useless
At its core, this has a very satisfying gameplay loop. Stack your tickets, scratch them off, feed them to the machine and reap the rewards. Each ticket type is different enough to bring their own little strategies to the process, and while the controls are slightly awkward, it feels about as tricky as it would be to do these actions for real and I enjoyed getting into the flow state of it all. However, any incremental game lives or dies on its progression, and that element is simply not implemented well here. Upgrade effectiveness seems to scale down the further you invest in them, or increase in cost while keeping the same value, which makes progressing through the game feel meaningless and frustrating. Mechanical upgrades are poorly explained (or not explained at all) and feel either very limited or like actual hindrances; one upgrade just eats all the tickets off your table when activated - it's not clear why you would ever use it, or why you would buy it in the first place. If there are ways to improve these upgrades and make them actually worthwhile, I didn't find them. The lack of automation is also an issue. The focus of the core loop here is obviously more on manual interaction with the tickets than in other similar games, but some of the tickets take so long to solve that it brings the pace to a standstill. At one point I realized I'd essentially just been playing Minesweeper for half an hour, which didn't do much to convince me that anything I was doing here was worth my time. There's a genuinely enjoyable game lurking at the centre of this experience. The visual design is clean and coherent, the controls are pleasantly fiddly and the designs of many aspects are fairly innovative in their own ways. Unfortunately, the developers seem to have focused on packing the game with features rather than making those features meaningful or coherent, which combines with the broken economy to make an experience that is ultimately more frustrating than fun.
Would not recommened buying this game as it currently is. Starts off promising with a way of earning money through scratching tickets and passive money. However, quite quikcly you stop getting any sort of unlocks or any new content. It has about 1 hour of actual progression before it turns completely into very underwhelming and excessively grindy idle game where the money you receieve from tickets stops being useful. Hopefully more is added in the future as I think the game has more potential but its currently very disappointing.
The demo was great. Had high hopes for this game, but it becomes boring very quick. Basically you dont even have to hit jackpots just go afk. Three scratch cards are actually worth it, the other serve no purpose but to unlock the better scratch cards. You get all upgraces in less than an hour, After that its just achievement hunting. And the achievements are just upgrading your passive income..... would not recommend as of now
Скучная игра. интерес и азарт на 20 минут, все остальное просто фарм голды ради фарма. Постоянные сохранения, которые мешают геймплею( в этот момент нельзя ничего сделать на экране), Предметы, которые вроде как должны помогать тебе правильно стирать ячейки иногда мешают( к примеру, когда юзанула нло, у меня забрали половину карт из-за чего я сильно расстроилась), очень сложно видимо было добавить описание к предметам, чтобы люди знали, как они работают. Бесит система прокачки улучшений: за 4,554$ миллиарда давать улучшений в 0,006 процента - это издевательство, 302 уровень шпиона не дает даже 40 процентов вероятности уф-метки( по ощущениям там даже меньше, так как многие карты не просвечиваются несмотря на огромное кол-во улучшений). игра скорее утомляет, нежели расслабляет. купила за 325 рубля(по скидке), но честно, игра своих денег не стоит. даже покупая ее по скидке, понимаешь, что переплатил за игру. в целом, покупать и играть не советую
Après une démo qui donnait envie, la jeu est vraiment décevant... Je vais quand même insister à jouer pour finir à 100% le jeu, mais c'est pas l'envie qui me manque de ALT F4 Franchement la première heure est cool. Mais quand on voit l'utilité des objets, c'est pas la folie... Une lampe qui marche 1 tickets sur 4/5 (même si on augmente le pourcentage) Le panneau LED qui est utile seulement en ENDGAME mais le Endgame est pas passionnant 3 achats pour un seul et même items de chimie... Et puis sans parler du nombre de tickets différents... 6 uniquement Franchement j'ai joué à Scritchy Scratchy, il y a un mois, j'ai kiffer 10x plus
worse version of scritchy scratchy, runs terrible and alwasy artifacts
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