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Trust nothing. Retry everything. Four tiny games hosted by Tiko, an alarm clock who lies. Everything looks easy. It's totally not. Learn the tell, beat the lie, and take Tiko down a peg.
Four to start with. Tap a tile, play, retry. No tutorials to sit through.
Every level has a trick. Your job is to notice it before it notices you.
Miss, and Tiko shows his hand. That reveal teaches you the tell, and gives you something to share.
Every time a trick truly gets you, your Rage meter fills. Fill it for a chest, or make Tiko honest for one try.
Each one has its own way of lying to you.
Stop the timer at exactly the right moment. 100 levels in ten chapters, then endless. Bosses fight in three phases, and the third is a surprise. A new Daily Challenge lands every day.
Reach the goal before the timer ends. Simple, until the counter glitches, the timer cheats and a very generous "+5" turns out to cost you five.
Thieves pop out of six holes to steal your picnic. Tap the right one in time. A fox is honest, an eagle warns you with a shadow, a raccoon fakes you out, and a bunny is just a bunny.
Drive down an endless road. Chickens are your fuel, so bonk them. Everything else ends the run. Slide your finger and the car follows. New tricks arrive the longer you survive. Cartoon feathers only.
Tiko is an orange alarm clock with a smirk, two yellow bells and a terrible secret: he cheats. He hosts every game, announces his own lies (eventually), and takes defeat with the grace of a clock that has been wound too tight.
“I host. I never cheat. Probably.”
Tiko can fib about the clock all he likes. We never fib about what a game collects, what an ad does, or how much anything costs.
A sound, a shadow, a rhythm, a label. If you can't learn to spot it, it's a bug, and we fix it.
Rage, yes. Rigged, no. Every run is winnable once you've learned the trick, and our bots prove it before you ever see it.
No ad stands between you and another go at a level. Boss fights use keys that refill over time, and an ad is only ever an optional shortcut. Ads wait for natural breaks.
After every miss the truth comes out: what Tiko showed, what was real, and which lie got you. That's half the fun.
No account to play. We ask your birth year once, keep only an age group, and never sell your personal information.
This game's pages: Delete my data · Privacy policy · Terms and conditions
Yes. Only the display lies; the real clock, count and position decide every result. Every trick has a tell you can learn, and our automated bots check every game for moments where no safe move exists.
Because Tiko says so. He is not a reliable narrator.
No. Your progress is saved on your phone. Online features may come later, and they will be optional.
When you first open the game it asks your birth year to decide what the game may do, and it keeps only an age group, never the year. The game has no accounts and no analytics. The ads are provided by Google AdMob, which collects some device information to show and measure them; adults can choose whether ads are personalised, and players aged 13 to 17 get non-personalised ads only. Details are in our privacy policy, and you can delete everything on your phone in Settings.
Some ads appear between runs once you have played for a while. Ads that give rewards (an extra try at a boss, a refuel) are always your choice. Retrying a level is never locked behind an ad. Boss fights use keys that refill over time, and an optional ad or coins can refill them faster. The game pauses while an ad is on screen.
Most tablets have no vibration motor. The game uses your phone's haptics when it has them, and you can switch them off in Settings.
Totally Easy is for players 13 and over. If you tell it you are under 13, it will not run.
Tell us at support@scampworks.com. Include the version number from the bottom of Settings, your phone model and the level. An unfair lie is the most useful bug report there is.