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Scarlet Skips, confirmed facts only

A single-button jump-rope game from Yerk Games. This page only states what Steam has actually published — every number below links back to the exact field it came from, and anything not yet announced is labeled that way instead of guessed at.

  • Sep 3, 2026Release datevia Steam API · retrieved 2026-09-03
  • 1 buttonEntire control schemevia Steam API · retrieved 2026-09-03
  • 10 cardsUpgrade cards (0/10 named)via Steam API · retrieved 2026-09-03
  • TBAPrice — not publishedvia Steam API · retrieved 2026-09-03
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Can I play it on this device?

Checking your device…Compared against Steam's confirmed platform list · retrieved 2026-09-03See the full minimum requirements table ↓
#release

Release & price

Everything Steam has published about when and how much — including the field that hasn't been published, stated plainly instead of estimated.

FieldValueStatusSource
Release dateSep 3, 2026confirmeddata.release_date.date · 2026-09-03
Still unreleased at last checktrueconfirmeddata.release_date.coming_soon · 2026-09-03
PriceNot publishednot publisheddata.price_overview · 2026-09-03
DeveloperYerk Gamesconfirmeddata.developers[0] · 2026-09-03
PublisherYerk Gamesconfirmeddata.publishers[0] · 2026-09-03
GenreActionconfirmeddata.genres[].description · 2026-09-03
#play

Can I play it?

The widget above already gave you a yes/no. This is the full breakdown behind that answer — platform list, then every published minimum-spec field.

PlatformSupportedSource
Windowsyesdata.platforms.windows · 2026-09-03
Macnodata.platforms.mac · 2026-09-03
Linuxnodata.platforms.linux · 2026-09-03
FieldMinimum
OSWindows 10
ProcessorIntel i7-6700HQ
Memory8 GB RAM
GraphicsNVIDIA GTX 1060
DirectXVersion 12
Storage2 GB available space

via data.pc_requirements.minimum · retrieved 2026-09-03

#controls

How you control it

The entire game is played with press, hold, and release of a single button — that's the defining mechanic, confirmed directly in the store description.

  • Single button

    Press, hold, and release of one button is the whole input scheme.

  • Single-player

    No co-op or multiplayer listed.

  • Steam Achievements

    Listed; full list not yet published.

  • Keyboard Only Option

    Steam category, confirmed.

  • Mouse Only Option

    Steam category, confirmed.

  • Partial Controller Support

    Steam category, confirmed.

  • Family Sharing

    Steam category, confirmed.

#upgrades

Upgrade system

Yerk Games has confirmed a count and three effect examples — but not the card names, and not which effect belongs to which card. Here's exactly where that line sits.

Total upgrade cards10, confirmed in the store description.confirmed
Published effect examplesincrease jump height · add a jump-rope · set it on fire (quoted from the store page — these are effects, not card names).confirmed
Card names0 of 10 have been published.not published
Effect → card mappingNo official pairing has been established between an effect and a specific card.not published
auto-generated from facts.json

What we don't know yet

Every field below is still unconfirmed. This list is generated straight from the fact ledger, not written by hand, so it can't quietly go stale.

PriceNot published on the store page yet.not published
Upgrade card names0 of 10 published.not published
Review countNo review data available at capture time.unavailable
Full achievement listAchievements exist as a category; the list itself isn't exposed yet.unavailable
Official websiteSteam's website field is empty.not published
#faq

Frequently asked questions

Is Scarlet Skips on mobile or Android?

No. Steam lists Windows only — there's no Mac, Linux, mobile, or Android build confirmed.

When does it release?

Sep 3, 2026, per Steam's release_date field.

How much does it cost?

Not published yet. Steam's price field is empty as of the last check.

What are the PC requirements?

Minimum: Windows 10, Intel i7-6700HQ, 8 GB RAM, NVIDIA GTX 1060, DirectX 12, 2 GB storage.

How many upgrade cards are there?

10 total. Three effect examples are public (jump height, jump-rope, fire); none of the 10 card names have been published yet.

Wondering if your PC can run it?

Check the full requirements table before launch day.

See minimum requirements