Rest in Pieces
Arcade
1 Million+ installs
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- CategoryArcade
- PlatformAndroid
- DeveloperItatake
- In-app PurchasesYes
- Installs1 Million+
- Updated2025-10-21
- Size302 M
- Version1.6.12
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Editor's Review
Developed by Itatake, Rest in Pieces is an arcade game available on Google Play. Its store tagline reads: "Swing fragile porcelain figurines through horrid nightmares... Without breaking." It has passed 1 Million+ installs, and users rate it 4.6 out of 5 across 38.7K ratings. The latest version (1.6.12) was released on 2025-10-21. Good to know: it offers optional in-app purchases and needs about 302 MB of storage.
How To Play?
Top10 at the Google Indie Showcase 2019! ⭐️
Kill bosses to awake
Collect Gems and unlock new figurines
Each figurine has unique characteristics
Unlock 7 deadly nightmares
Google Play
Description
⭐️ Top10 at the Google Indie Showcase 2019! ⭐️
Please save all the poor souls that have been trapped in the dream demons porcelain nightmares.
Awake little Georgina from her evil clown dream, weaved of her worst fears. Help the drunken pirate Jack Parrot to vanquish the horrible sea monster Kraken. Save Father Lugosi from Count Draculas bloodthirsty fangs. Rest in Pieces includes many souls to save, and several frightening nightmares to wake up from.
Features:
‣ Kill bosses to awake
‣ Collect Gems and unlock new figurines
‣ Each figurine has unique characteristics
‣ Save all 21 souls
‣ Unlock 7 deadly nightmares
The objective is to swing fragile porcelain figurines through horrid nightmares without smashing into anything. It is easy to learn, but only the most skilled players will manage to save them all!
Rest In Pieces
Team Itatake
⬇️❤️👻❤️⬇️
TouchArcade (Game of the Week)
The creepy soundtrack and the deep contrasts in lighting coupled with the almost angelic glow and shine of the porcelain figures is just too cool.
PocketGamer
A distinctively flavoured horror-runner marked out by an intriguing swing mechanic.
USA Today
This is one game to play with headphones on and with the lights off.
Polygon
It’ll smash to bits eventually, of course, but prolonging the inevitable is pretty amusing.
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4.6
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