A dark arcade puzzle game where a Spinning Scarecrow faces deadly traps, grotesque minigames, and precision challenges in a fully hand-drawn world. Ready to spin?
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Spinning Scarecrow is a top-down arcade puzzle game where every second counts, every obstacle is a threat, and movement itself is your worst enemy. In this disturbing hand-drawn world, you control a scarecrow that spins relentlessly, navigating claustrophobic mazes and dodging deadly traps.
With each level, the chaos intensifies: springs that reverse your rotation, life-saving power-ups (if timed right), and grotesque minigames that feel straight out of a twisted fairground!
Easy to grasp but hard to master: every mistake is a lesson, every perfection run a triumph. Designed for players who crave smart arcade challenges and unique visuals, Spinning Scarecrow mixes precise gameplay with a dark, grotesque aesthetic you won’t forget.
If Kuru Kuru Kururin had a creepy sibling inked in madness... this would be it.
🎯 Constantly spinning puzzle arcade
Navigate hostile levels with a scarecrow that never stops rotating.
🌀 Traps, springs and strategic reversals
Study patterns, anticipate danger, and flip direction at the perfect moment.
🎪 Grotesque minigames
From target crows to twisted timing tests: each challenge is unexpected.
🖋️ Hand-drawn intense art style
A rich, stylized look with surreal dark comic vibes.
💀 Lethal mistakes, high rewards
Limited lives, perfectionist scoring, and addictive replay loops.
🕹️ Versatile Game Design
Designed for short but intense sessions, perfect for speedrunners.
♻️ High replay value
Beat levels faster, better, and with higher scores every time.
Top-down spinning puzzle gameplay — think fast, spin faster
Optional grotesque minigames for bonuses and chaos
Power-ups that rewrite the rules
Local high score system
A surreal but readable hand-drawn style
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Languages: English, Italian, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese
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