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Name: Scritchy Scratchy
Brand: Funday Games

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Indie·Casual·Simulation·Single-player

93Highly Rated

2026Released

Game Prices Across All Stores

Scritchy Scratchy
Official
Checked 9d ago
$6.99

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Deal Verdict

Poor Deal

$6.99

This isn't a particularly compelling price. Waiting for a larger discount is likely the better option.

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Price History

The current price of $6.99 is $5.69 above the 7-day low of $1.30.

7-day low: $1.30
30-day low: $1.30
All-time low: $1.30

$6.99

$1.30

Lowest Recorded Offers

Kinguin2026-10-18: $1.30
Kinguin2026-10-16: $1.38
Steam2026-09-30: $4.89

Ratings

Highly Rated

Score from 1 source

Steam8,841 reviews: Very Positive

About

Scritchy Scratchy is a casual indie simulation developed by Lunch Money Games and published by Funday Games, arriving on March 18, 2026. This single-player experience functions as an incremental game where players buy stacks of scratch-offs to unlock auto-scratching features. The core loop involves chasing massive jackpots while deciding whether to play conservatively or go all-in on risky bets. Players manage a growing collection of scratchers that each possess their own quirks, surprises, and potential downsides. The gameplay allows users to rip through tickets, uncover rare symbols, tweak their luck mechanics, and pursue absurd payouts. A key feature is the Scratch Bot, a mechanical companion that handles scratching and revealing rewards automatically. As the player's balance increases, they can unlock upgrades such as boosted odds, faster scratching speeds, and new card variants with unique rules. However, the system emphasizes that power often comes with inherent risks, as some cards may tempt players with significant dangers.