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Scarlet Skips Character – Scarlet

She’s the jumper. We press one button, she skips, and the park gets weirder from there.

Name: Scarlet
Role: Jumper
Controls: One button

Learn the jump Where a long run goes

Every run starts here: Scarlet, a rope, the park.

THE CHARACTER

You play as Scarlet.

Scarlet is the character you control in the runs shown here. The game uses one button—press, hold and release—to time her jump rope. Steam's short story setup asks you to help her get out of a funk and touch grass. The first-run guide covers the timing; the cards change what each run feels like.

Scarlet airborne above a jump rope in the park — Scarlet above the rope in an official gameplay screenshot.

BEFORE YOU BUY

Why does Steam warn about suggestive content?

Yerk Games' Steam description lists suggestive themes, revealing clothing, exaggerated animation of suggestive body parts and general mature content. That warning describes the material the developer says may appear; it is not a hidden gameplay mode or a promise that every scene is suitable for every viewer. Check Steam's current warning and trailer if that matters to your purchase.

ON SCREEN

Scarlet through a run

The screenshots show the first rope, a Rocket Shoes jump and a miss. When you play, watch where the rope meets the ground rather than trying to time the jump from Scarlet's pose alone.

In the parkThe opening skip

The rope and the ground crossing are easier to follow here than in a crowded late run.

Scarlet airborne with glowing Rocket Shoes in Scarlet Skips

Rocket ShoesA longer jump

Rocket Shoes can keep Scarlet airborne while the ropes continue below her.

Scarlet missing a skip with the rope tangled around her legs

A missA missed rope

The run ends when the skip fails. This still shows the result, not the exact input that caused it.

HER STORY

The story Steam gives her

The Steam description says Scarlet needs to get out of her funk and touch grass. It introduces a simple setup, then leaves the jump-rope run to the player. The page does not explain more about her background.

Long-form gameplay shows a run leaving the park and reaching the Moon. The ending guide covers one player-reported route without treating its card order as a requirement.

How we get her there

WHAT SHE USES

Ropes and Rocket Shoes

A run starts with one rope. The card list covers extra ropes, protection, fire and Rocket Shoes, with each card's details and availability. The links below are a quick way to recognize what changed on screen; player ending routes look for the later Super Rocket Shoes card.

Add Rope

Another rope in the air. We score more. We also miss more.

Reinforce Rope

A shield on a rope we actually want to keep.

Ignite Rope

Set a rope on fire when we’re chasing score, not when the pattern is already a mess.

Rocket Shoes

Hold the jump and she keeps rising. This is how we stay up.

Super Rocket Shoes

The late pair. If we’re going for the ending, this is the one we wait for.

WHAT SHE CAN DO

Cards that change the jump

The basic input is press, hold and release. At level-up, choose from three offered cards. Jump Height can make an early landing easier; Luck is a progression choice once the pattern feels safe. The beginner guide explains the trade-off. Charge Jump, Fast Fall and Air Tricks are later entries in the game data.

Jump Height

She jumps higher, so one skip can clear more turns.

Increase Luck

Players use Luck to seek faster progression; its exact effect is unpublished.

Charge Jump

Hold a little longer and the next jump hits harder.

Fast Fall

Let go and she drops faster, so we can land on purpose.

Air Tricks

Press jump again in the air and she tricks.

KEEP PLAYING

Keep exploring

Learn the jumpWatch the rope at her feet. That’s how we stop staring at her hair and start landing.See every cardThe full list, so the next three on screen aren’t a guess.Go for the endingIf we want this run to leave the park.