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DO NOT PLAY Indefinitely Delayed After Developer Partnership Ends

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Japanese escape-room company SCRAP has announced that its debut video game, DO NOT PLAY, is indefinitely delayed. The psychological horror adventure was originally scheduled for a summer 2026 release on Steam but will now launch at an unspecified time.

The postponement follows a mutual agreement between SCRAP and co-developer Fahrenheit 213 to end their collaborative partnership. Development will continue under a new structure led directly by the publisher. SCRAP stated it would announce a new release date once there is a clearer outlook based on current progress.

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Original headline at AUTOMATON WEST: “Japanese creepypasta-inspired horror adventure “DO NOT PLAY” indefinitely delayed after change in development structure”

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Platform
Steam
Release Date
TBA
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  • #DO NOT PLAY
  • #Delay
  • #Fahrenheit 213
  • #Horror Adventure
  • #SCRAP
  • #Steam
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