Squatch Says

A game of SKATE, called by Squatch. Squatch calls a random trick. Everyone tries it. Land it and you're safe. Miss it and you take a letter. Spell SQUATCH and you're out. Last rider standing wins. Built for skaters and snowboarders who'd rather ride than argue about whose turn it is or what trick is next. SQUATCH CALLS IT • 231 built-in tricks for skateboard (flat ground, rails and ledges) and snowboard (jumps, rails and boxes) • Four difficulty tiers: Easy, Medium, Hard and Loco • Reroll a call, or call your own from the library or by typing it in • Quick Call: one tap for a trick idea, no scorekeeping PLAY IT YOUR WAY • Squatch Says mode: everyone tries every call • Classic Setter mode: the setter tries first. Land it and everyone has to match it. Miss it and the next rider sets • Last Chance: two tries on your final letter • Everyone Bails, Nobody Pays: if the whole crew misses, nobody takes a letter • Progressive: starts easy and climbs every three tricks • Stance Roulette: Squatch sometimes calls it switch, fakie or nollie • Short on time? Spell SKATE or SNOW instead of SQUATCH • Ride solo and see how many tricks you land before you spell it MADE FOR THE PARK • Big Landed and Missed buttons, easy to hit with gloves on • Saves after every tap. Close the app mid-game and resume later • Undo any step, even reopening a finished game • Keeps the screen awake during games • Works offline, and the animated Squatch is silent, so your music keeps playing KEEP SCORE ON THE CREW • Results card to share or save to Photos, plus one-tap rematch • Leaderboard by wins and land rate • Rider profiles: win rate, land rate by difficulty, letters per game, your Signature Trick and your Nemesis • Every session saved trick by trick: who set it, who landed it and who took a letter YOUR TRICK LIST • Turn any trick on or off • Add the tricks your crew actually does PRIVATE BY DESIGN No accounts, no ads, no tracking. Your riders and history stay on your iPhone and sync through your own iCloud account. Ride within your limits. Squatch calls it, but you decide what's safe.