Press Kit
Everything you need to write or talk about Scramble: facts, descriptions, the logo and icon, screenshots and gameplay clips. You're welcome to use all of it in your coverage.
Fact sheet
- Name
- Scramble: Library of Words
- Developer
- Marco Lüthi, Zürich, Switzerland
- Genre
- Word game, roguelike
- Platforms
- iPhone and iPad, iOS 18.2 or later
- Status
- Public beta on TestFlight
- Price
- Free to play the Main Hall. The Full Library, a one-time in-app purchase (US$4.99), unlocks four more wings.
- Language
- English
- Game Center
- 29 achievements, 6 leaderboards, live battles and turn-based duels
- Website
- apps.marcoluthi.com/scramble
- Contact
- hi@luthi-mar.co
About Scramble
In one sentence
Scramble is a word-building roguelike for iPhone and iPad: spell words from nine letter tiles, outwit 16 eccentric librarians and put the stories of the Great Library back together.
Longer
One stormy night, a spell went wrong and every book in the Great Library spilled its letters across the floors. Wren, the Head Librarian, needs an apprentice. Players spell words from nine letter tiles to reach a target score before their words run out, then climb the library floor by floor, one chapter at a time.
Every floor ends with a librarian who guards their shelf with a strange rule: the Haiku allows a single word, the Moths eat tiles, the Library Cat naps on letters and won't move. Between chapters, players borrow tomes from the Circulation Desk that change how words score, so every run builds a different strategy.
Beyond the climb there's a Daily Scramble with the same letters for everyone, a Time Trial, turn-based Time Duels and live Word Battles through Game Center, where both players get the same letters and every word tears pages out of the other's book.
Features
- Nine letter tiles and about 118,000 English words, with US and UK spellings
- 16 floor librarians, each with a rule twist, shown before the chapter starts
- 27 tomes and catalog cards that change how words score
- Five wings of the Great Library, each with its own rules, plus endless mode
- Daily Scramble: the same letters for everyone, one try a day
- Time Trial, turn-based Time Duels and live 1v1 Word Battles
- Pixel art and a story told one chapter at a time
- Runs save automatically and work offline
Logo and icon
Please use the logo and app icon as they are, without changing their colours or proportions.
App Store screenshots
The iPhone set with captions. The iPad set (2064 × 2752) is in the ZIP.
01 · Spell words1284 × 2778 PNG · 1.2 MB
02 · The story1284 × 2778 PNG · 871 KB
03 · 16 librarians1284 × 2778 PNG · 755 KB
04 · Borrow tomes1284 × 2778 PNG · 1.3 MB
05 · Big scores1284 × 2778 PNG · 1.1 MB
06 · Five wings1284 × 2778 PNG · 982 KB
07 · More modes1284 × 2778 PNG · 1.1 MB
08 · The library awaits1284 × 2778 PNG · 991 KB
Gameplay screens
Full-screen captures without captions.
The prologue: a spell went wrong1284 × 2778 PNG · 625 KB
A chapter: DUPLEX for 2441206 × 2622 PNG · 1.2 MB
A 20,553-point word1284 × 2778 PNG · 1.1 MB
The Library Cat guards floor 51284 × 2778 PNG · 607 KB
Borrowing at the Circulation Desk1284 × 2778 PNG · 1.1 MB
Word Battle against Wren1206 × 2622 PNG · 1.4 MB
The Versus room1206 × 2622 PNG · 1.1 MB
Time Trial1284 × 2778 PNG · 1.2 MB
Gameplay clips
Short screen recordings of the game, as loops without sound.
About the developer
Scramble is made by Marco Lüthi, an independent developer in Zürich who builds apps for iPhone and Mac. For interviews, review builds or anything else, write to hi@luthi-mar.co. More apps are on the overview.


