Who writes the guides
Frontline Pathfinder is the editorial name used for the guides on Scarlet Skips Hub. The name gives readers a consistent place to find who is responsible for these pages and where to send a correction; it is not a claim of endorsement by the game makers or a list of individual writers.
The work starts with a player's question, then checks what the game or an original announcement actually shows. A card's name in the game data, a moment visible in footage and a route described by another player are different kinds of evidence. We try to keep those differences visible instead of smoothing them into one confident-sounding answer.
That approach is especially useful in a game where one more rope or a longer jump can turn a familiar rhythm into a new problem. We write guides to help players recognize that change, weigh a card at the moment it appears and understand why a route might fail—not to claim a perfect run or a secret formula we cannot verify.
Why this site exists
Scarlet Skips can turn a simple one-button jump into a difficult decision. A new card changes the timing; a good-looking offer may be wrong for the rope pattern on screen; a route that reaches the Moon is not necessarily a score route. This site puts those questions next to the controls, cards and runs they concern, so a player can find an answer without reading a single long walkthrough from the beginning.
The guide is focused on this one game. It is not the game's official manual and it does not speak for its developer or publisher. Its value rests on clear explanations and traceable claims, not on a promise that every possible route has been personally completed.
What you can use
The Guides pages cover the first rope, recovering after a missed jump and choosing a goal. Upgrades lists named card entries and separates the regular progression from special rows in the game data. Builds compares Moon, score and spectacle plans; its playable run is a teaching model, not the game's scoring engine. Ending marks spoilers and distinguishes the visible Moon sequence from reported card orders. Updates gives version context, while the official Steam listing has current store details.
Start with the problem in front of you. If the timing changed, open How to Play. If three cards are on screen, compare their effects and availability. If you are planning a longer run, read the relevant route and its failure cases before committing to it.
How claims are handled
Official store information and patch announcements are used for published features and changes. Screenshots or gameplay footage can show what happened in a recorded run, but they do not establish an unpublished probability, score formula or universal requirement. Game-data entries identify names and conditions in a particular build; a row in a table is not a promise that its card will appear in every normal offer.
Community guides help surface routes worth trying. We attribute those reports and keep their observations separate from developer statements. When a number, trigger or mechanic cannot be confirmed, the guide should say so. Pages that depend on a version or a specific record include links and check dates so readers can judge the claim for themselves.
Independence and corrections
Scarlet Skips Hub is a fan project and is not developed, sponsored or endorsed by Yerk Games, YerkDiff, Valve or Steam. Game names, characters and official images remain with their respective rights holders. The Copyright page explains how material is used here.
A clear correction is more useful than a vague disagreement: send the page URL, the line at issue, the game version and a link or repeatable observation that changes the answer. We may correct the text, add a version note or leave the uncertainty visible when the evidence is incomplete.
For questions or corrections, write to [email protected].