Screwed

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Unscrew. Sort. Solve.

Every level is a thing: a rubber duck in a clawfoot tub, a checkered rocket on its pad, a double burger with the fries still on the plate. It's held together by screws, and you take it apart. Tap a screw to back it out, land it in a tray of its colour, fill the tray, and the block it was holding drops away. Turn the board to find the ones hiding underneath.

The order matters. Some screws are buried under the piece above them, some sit on the far side, and your trays only take one colour each. When the parking row fills up and the tray you need is buried, that's the puzzle.

Fifty-plus scenes rotate through the endless run — pancakes, a snowman, a robot, sushi, a sandcastle, a teddy bear — with plain block boards in between. Four power tools get you out of a corner. And a wardrobe of screw heads, trays and backdrops lets you play it your way: bees on a birdhouse board, skulls in a graveyard, ducks in the reef.

Screwed is in TestFlight now. Want in? Say hello at support@nerdbucket.org.

iOS iPadOS Free, with optional coin packs

A look

Every level is a thing

A rubber duck in a clawfoot bathtub covered in coloured screws, on a coral-reef backdrop

A double burger with fries on a plate, screws on every layer, on a jelly-bean backdrop

A red-and-white checkered rocket on its pad against a nebula, with moon-shaped trays

A sushi platter level on iPad — standing maki rolls, nigiri and chopsticks on a board in a field of flowers

When you're stuck

Four tools

Drill

One more spot in the parking row, right now — even when it's full.

Bucket

Sweeps the parking row clear so you can breathe.

Magnet

Pick a tray and every screw of its colour flies in, buried ones too.

Wand

Tap a stuck piece and knock it loose; its screws land in the bucket.

Play it your way

Collections

Screw heads, trays, backdrops and block styles come in sets that belong together — Meadow, Pond & Sea, Bake Sale, Deep Space, Tin Toy, Games Night, Spooky, Cozy. Earn coins by finishing levels and put a set on. Try any piece for a level before you buy it.

About the game

What you're getting into

Screwed is a 3D unscrew puzzle. Each level is a single object built from blocks and held together by coloured screws. Tap a screw to back it out; it flies to a tray of its colour. Fill a tray with three and it clears, freeing space for the next colour. When a block has no screws left it drops away — and everything that was resting on it comes with it.

Screws you can't place yet go to the parking row, and the parking row is small. That's the whole game: which screw, in which order, before you run out of room. Rotate the board to find the ones hiding round the back and underneath. Hold a block to peek through it. Levels get bigger and the buried screws get deeper; every fifth level is a hand-built scene.

Endless levels that grow with you, from a handful of blocks to hundred-screw scenes
Fifty-plus hand-built scenes: breakfast, a snowman, a robot, a rocket, a duck bath, sushi, a sandcastle, a dinosaur and more
Four power tools — Drill, Bucket, Magnet, Wand — earned as you play, with a few in your kit to start
Collections of screw heads, trays, backdrops and block styles; try any piece for a level before you spend on it
Difficulty called out on the hard levels, so you know when to save a tool
Play a level or two while you wait for the bus — no timers, no lives, no energy

Screwed is free to play and supported by optional ads and coin packs. Rewarded ads are always your choice. Coins can be earned by finishing levels or bought in packs; nothing in the game needs a purchase to finish.

Credits & legal

The fine print

Screwed © 2026 Nerdbucket, Inc. All rights reserved. "Screwed" and the Nerdbucket bucket logo are trademarks of Nerdbucket, Inc. Apple, the Apple logo, iPhone, iPad and App Store are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. Made with Unity; Unity is a trademark of Unity Technologies.

Tool icons by Lorc and Delapouite via game-icons.net, licensed under CC BY 3.0. Type set in Bangers and Fredoka, both under the SIL Open Font License 1.1. Photographic backdrops are public domain or CC0 works: NASA/ESA/CSA/STScI (Pillars of Creation), the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service (Rose Atoll, Wichita Mountains, Seedskadee), the Metropolitan Museum of Art (Hokusai), the Google Art Project (Klimt), and Evan-Amos.

Privacy: see the Nerdbucket privacy policy. Screwed uses Apple's App Store analytics and Unity Ads; it collects no account, no contacts and no location. Support: support@nerdbucket.org.

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