Scorefall
PatT Games · 2026 · Casual, Strategy, Roguelite, Roguelike, 2D
PC
Positive88% · 17
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About Scorefall
Scorefall is a calm plinko-inspired roguelite where you drop balls into a chaotic field of pegs, chase high scores, and build powerful upgrade combos as you progress through 50 increasingly challenging rounds. Deep progression systems, strategic choices, and a relaxed lo-fi aesthetic. Chill out and drop some balls.A local artist and musician created ALL the art and music for Scorefall.Generative AI was not and will NEVER be used for any art, video or music!
Drop. Bounce. Score.
Each ball you drop has a multiplier. Each bucket has a point value. When a ball lands in a bucket, its multiplier is applied to that bucket's score. Hit your target score each round to advance.Choose Upgrades After Every Round
After completing a round, you’ll choose one of three upgrades that modify your balls, pegs, or buckets. Each upgrade has a rarity that affects its power.Visit the Relic Shop
After every five rounds, you’ll enter the Relic Shop where you can purchase powerful relics using coins collected during your run. Relics provide global effects that can dramatically shift your strategy.Meta Progression
Every ball you use during a run contributes to your Meta Ball total. These Meta Balls can be spent to unlock permanent upgrades that make future runs easier and more customizable. Increase your chances of finding rare upgrades, reduce your drop randomness, unlock Rerolls and more.ChallengesChallenges are unlocked after successfully completing Round 50. Challenges increase the difficulty of each run significantly; a larger drop zone, higher score requirements, more expensive relics and less upgrade choices are just some of the obstacles you will face. Completing Round 50 with a Challenge activated will unlock a new Challenge, with 10 in total to overcome.What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
I could (and have) play this game for hours. It's a lot of fun, even if there's a lot more luck involved than I'd like. There is still strategy involved, obviously, but it's the perfect balance to keep the player engaged. If I get tired of playing Balatro, this is where I come for a game I can play on my Steam Deck without having to pay too much attention to it. (Raccoin is also in that category, btw.) Speaking of that, if this makes it to the devs, could we maybe get this game verified on Steam Deck, please? It's still just fine in "playable", but it would take very little reworking, I think. I don't know all that much about that process, just my opinion. Yeah, I do recommend this game. It's straightforward, challenging, and most importantly: fun.1 found this helpful
Pretty cool gameplay formula, just wish it had a lil more content. great purchase for 6 dollars though.1 found this helpful
It's an absolutely chill game where you make the points go up. I've had a lot of fun messing around with the different upgrades and enjoying the sounds of various plinks and bounces. There's some strategy to be had, but it all comes back to dropping a ball and hoping it goes where you want. If the idea of causing a cascade of bouncy balls that split into even more bouncy balls appeals to you, play this.1 found this helpful
Wildly broken. I've had balls fall into the UI, and currently attempting to pick a post-round reward just increments the round counter and does nothing else. Save your money until this works.1 found this helpful
Not my cup of tea in the world of semi-action incrementals. I "finished" the main game cycle pretty quickly, even before really thinking through any strategy. The "now try it with additional difficulty" wasn't really enough to pull me in. If you're a big fan of Pachinko-style games, this is the game for you. Game is well made and polished, which I think it the most important quality for these kind of incremental/idle games. Try it out and see if it hits for you
Really fun so far, but the game gets a little bugged out if you play past round 50 (in my experience).
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