Suds & Spin
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Never with the whites.
A corner laundrette where every bag goes washer, dryer, folding table and back to its owner, and one red sock ruins the lot.

What kind of game is Suds & Spin?
A cosy time-management game for iPhone, iPad and Android set in a corner laundrette. Every bag goes washer, dryer, folding table and back to its owner, and every machine takes its time. A shift lasts a minute and a half or so.
This one is for you if
- You like planning across stages rather than reacting
- You already know exactly why the whites came out pink
- You want a game you play by tapping twice, never dragging

Tap, then tap
Select a bag and every legal destination pulses. Tap one to put it there, tap anywhere else to change your mind. No dragging, no swiping.

Never with the whites
The Big Drum takes two bags at once. Whites in with colours or darks come out pink and the customer pays nothing. A red sock on the tag counts as colours.

The Odd Sock Drawer
Socks pop out of finished dryers. Tap them before they vanish. Twenty-four to find, including a Christmas sock and the very rare Golden Sock.
- 7
- kinds of station, from the hand-wash sink to the ironing board
- 24
- odd socks to catch as they pop out of the dryers, including a Golden Sock
- 1
- red sock in the Big Drum, and the whole load comes out pink
Before you tap
- What is the pink rule?
- The Big Drum washes two bags at once. Put whites in with colours or darks and the load comes out pink, and a pink load pays nothing. A red sock on a tag counts as colours, which catches people out.
- Is Suds & Spin free?
- Yes. It is free with ads between shifts, never during one. A single £2.99 purchase removes every ad forever and is shared with your family.
- When is it out?
- Suds & Spin is finished and heading to the App Store and Google Play. Email [email protected] if you want to hear when it lands.
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