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Build a junkyard car army, wreck the enemy hangar and rule the scrapyard.
Scrap Kings is a lane-battle game played with junkyard cars. Build your army, hold your belts and wreck the enemy hangar before they wreck yours. Tap a card, and the car rolls onto a conveyor and drives into the fight. Scraps come in every second, so every second you choose: a cheap Junk Buggy to hold a lane, a Boom Buggy to blow up a crowd, a Monster Truck to climb over the enemy, a tank to shell them from behind. BUILD AN ARMY OF SCRAP • 18 cars, each with its own way of fighting: ramming buggies, a saw-armed Rusty Beater, forklifts, bulldozers, garbage trucks, excavators, a wrecking-ball crane, limos on a gantry, medics, police, tanks and rocket launchers. • Upgrade every car age by age and expand your hangar to bring in more scraps. • Open supply crates mid-fight for a pick of upgrades, and draw car cards to fill your hand. SIX MAPS, EACH HARDER THAN THE LAST • From the Scrapyard to the Industrial Yard, American Junk, the Demolition Site, City Services and the Military Scrapyard. • Waves of enemy cars, a laser field to break through, and an enemy hangar to wreck. • Win a map to open the next, then come back for more levels. EASY TO LEARN, DEEP TO MASTER • One thumb is enough: tap cards, drag picks, watch the lanes. • Short fights: a first-map run takes a few minutes. • Hand-drawn scrap art and a rusty, rowdy soundtrack. FREE TO PLAY Scrap Kings is free. It contains rewarded ads you can choose to watch for extra scraps or double gold, and optional in-app purchases for gold, diamonds and a pack that removes the ads. It plays offline. Questions: see the Privacy Policy and Terms of Service links in Settings.
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Downloads
Low confidence100
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In-app revenue
Low confidence$67
From downloads × revenue per download
Ads
$22
$11 – $44
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Total
$89
In-app + ads
Google Play only. Downloads from daily Top free ranks (or the store's install count); in-app revenue from Top grossing ranks, calibrated on AppTweak's US estimates, or else from downloads; ads from public ad benchmarks. Not reported figures.