Android · Arcade survival
Scrap Rush robot emblemSCRAPRUSH

ONE BOT.
ALL BRAWL.

Build your bot. Dodge the chaos. Turn a pile of scrap into the last machine standing.

In development. Preparing for Google Play testing.
A public download is not available yet.

Scrap Rush gameplay: a robot collecting scrap in the night-shift arena, with movement and dash controls
Development build · Actual gameplay
03:00One shift. Make it count.
04Robot builds to master
03Arenas to survive
Clock in. Scrap out.

A better bot starts
with a rough shift.

01 / SURVIVE

Keep moving.

Drag to steer, dash out of danger and let your weapons do the talking. Collect scrap, choose upgrades and face the foreman before the shift ends.

02 / BUILD

Make the garage yours.

Start with the Runner, Bruiser or Shredder. Earn the Arc Welder, improve your hull and weapons, then unlock the Foundry and Dockside.

03 / REPEAT

Take it offline.

Core gameplay works without internet or a game account. Progress stays on your device. Sound, haptics and reduced effects are yours to control.

Style, without extra firepower

Your bot.
Your colours.

Earn paints through play or choose an optional premium cosmetic through Google Play. Each is a permanent, one-time purchase for every robot build. No subscriptions. No loot boxes.

  • Neon CircuitCyan paint and a neon glow
  • Foundry GoldGold paint and bright rivets
  • Founders EditionPurple paint and a gold crown

Purchases require Google Play and internet. Confirm the price in Google Play before buying. Restore cosmetics with the same purchasing account.

An optional extra

One ad.
25 extra scrap.

After an eligible run, you can choose to complete a reward ad for 25 virtual scrap. Ads need internet and may not always be available. Choosing not to watch leaves the game playable.

Reward ads stay off for players who select under 16 or decline the optional age question. Eligible players can manage their ad privacy choices in the game.

Scrap is in-game currency. It cannot be withdrawn or exchanged for money.

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Scrap Rush · com.invictus.scraprush

Privacy Policy

Last updated: 28 September 2026

This policy explains how Scrap Rush handles information when you play, buy optional cosmetics, use optional reward ads or contact us.

1. Who is responsible

Scrap Rush is provided by Piotr Mateusz Dros, trading as Invictus Studio / Invictus PDM, United Kingdom. For privacy questions or requests, email contact@invictuspdm.uk.

2. What stays on your device

The game saves your progress, upgrades, achievements, selected robot, paint and preferences in app storage. It also stores verified purchase receipts, your optional ad age-group choice, consent settings and a reward ledger. This version has no developer-operated gameplay server, game account, chat, developer analytics or precise location tracking.

Your game progress is not uploaded or synchronised between devices. Android cloud backup and device transfer are disabled for this app.

3. Optional purchases through Google Play

Google Play processes purchases and payment information under its own terms and privacy policy. We do not receive your payment card details. The app receives product identifiers, purchase state, a purchase token and a signed receipt to verify, deliver and restore cosmetic ownership.

Verified receipts are stored privately on the device. The current app does not send them to a developer-operated server. Google may retain transaction and account records separately. Restoring a purchase requires the Google Play account used to buy it.

4. Optional advertising and privacy choices

Google AdMob provides optional reward ads. When used, its SDK may collect and share the following information with Google and advertising providers involved in serving the ad:

  • IP address, which may indicate approximate location.
  • Device and account identifiers, including advertising ID and app set ID where applicable.
  • App and ad interactions, such as launches, taps and video views.
  • Diagnostic and performance information, such as launch time, hangs and energy use.

These data support advertising, ad measurement, analytics and fraud prevention. This is separate from the game's local progress; the app does not run its own developer analytics service. The Google Mobile Ads SDK encrypts the data it sends using TLS.

Google's User Messaging Platform presents applicable privacy choices before ad requests. Where required, you can reopen them through Help → Ads & privacy choices. Your choices may affect the kind and availability of ads. You can also reset or delete the advertising ID through Android settings.

A locally stored age-group choice controls eligibility for reward ads; we do not ask for a date of birth. Selecting under 16 or declining the question keeps reward ads off. Core gameplay does not require ads.

The local reward ledger records completed ad rewards so that 25 virtual scrap is delivered once for each eligible completion. Scrap has no cash value. Advertising revenue belongs to the publisher, not the player.

5. Why information is used

Local game records support the features you choose to use. Purchase information is used to fulfil purchases and restore ownership. Where consent is required for advertising or related device storage, it is requested through the privacy-choice interface. Security and reward checks support our legitimate interest in preventing fraud and duplicate rewards.

If you email us, we receive your email address and the information you choose to include. We use it to answer your request, support purchases or handle privacy enquiries. Please do not send payment card details, passwords or purchase tokens.

6. Retention and deletion

Local records remain until you clear app storage or uninstall the game. Doing this removes local progress, preferences and stored receipts. It does not delete Google's purchase records; purchased cosmetics can be restored through Google Play. Local progress cannot be recovered from our servers because this version does not upload it.

Support correspondence is kept for as long as needed to resolve the request and any related dispute, or where a legal obligation requires retention. You can ask us to delete it. Google and other providers determine retention for records they process under their own policies; deleting local app data does not erase those records.

7. Providers, security and international processing

Google provides Play Billing, AdMob and the User Messaging Platform. Information processed by Google or advertising providers may be handled outside the UK, under their applicable privacy terms and transfer safeguards. Their policies explain their practices and controls.

Local records use the app's private storage and the device's security controls. Keep your device protected. No system can guarantee absolute security.

8. Permissions

The app uses internet access for Google Play Billing and optional advertising, and vibration for optional haptics. The advertising SDK declares advertising identifier permissions. The game does not request contacts, microphone, camera or precise location access.

9. Your choices and rights

Depending on applicable law and the information involved, you may have rights to access, correct or delete personal data, restrict processing or request portability. You may withdraw consent where processing relies on consent; this does not affect earlier lawful processing.

Right to object: you may object to processing based on legitimate interests. Contact contact@invictuspdm.uk to make a request. We may need to verify that the request concerns your information. We cannot remotely access or erase records held only on your device.

You can raise a concern with the UK Information Commissioner's Office or your relevant data protection authority.

10. This page and updates

This Scrap Rush page does not add analytics, advertising scripts or tracking cookies. Website hosting providers may process technical request information needed to deliver and protect the site. If the game's data handling changes, we will update this policy and the date above.

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