Scarlet Skips Mobile — Is There an Official Android or iOS Version?

The short answer to the scarlet skips mobile question is no: there is no official mobile version, and the game's creator has said so publicly. That matters because there are phone listings using the game's name, and the creator has described them as bootleg copies that are likely scams and could harm a device. This page covers what is officially available, why the app store listings are not the real game, and how to play it portably if a phone is your preferred hardware. Every claim about the official platform situation comes from the creator's own public account or the Steam listing, and the performance numbers come from a credited handheld review.

This page is compiled from the credited community documentation and the official Steam listing; details that rest on a single source are marked to confirm.

Is Scarlet Skips on Mobile?

No official Android or iOS version is documented. The creator has publicly stated that there are several bootleg versions of Scarlet Skips on the Google Play Store and that no official Android port has been released, adding that the bootleg versions are most likely scams and could be harmful to a device. The same post asks players not to install them. The only confirmed official platform is Windows on Steam, and neither the store listing nor any credited source documents an iOS release, so the mobile answer is unambiguous: if it is not the Steam version, it is not the game.

Platform	Status	Source
Windows on Steam	Official release	Steam store listing
Android	No official port	Creator statement
iOS	Not documented	No source found
Steam Deck or Windows handheld	Playable via the Steam version	Credited handheld review

What the platform picture means:

• There is no official phone release to install.
• Any app store listing is unofficial and unendorsed.
• The only confirmed platform is Windows on Steam.
• Portability comes from a Windows handheld, not a phone port.

Why the App Store Listings Are Not the Game

The app store pages that use this name are published by unrelated companies and are not connected to Yerk Games. Those listings advertise ads and in-app purchases, which do not exist in the official release, and their screenshots and descriptions do not represent the real game. That combination is the warning sign: an unofficial listing takes a recognisable name, adds monetisation, and has no relationship to the developer. The creator's warning is unusually direct for exactly that reason, because a player searching for a phone version of a $4.99 indie game is the easiest possible target for a lookalike.

Signal	Official game	Bootleg app store listings
Publisher	Yerk Games	Unrelated company names
Price model	One-time $4.99 purchase	Ads and in-app purchases
Platform	Windows on Steam	Phone app stores
Endorsement	Listed by the creator	Explicitly warned against

What to Do Instead

If you want to play Scarlet Skips portably, the supported route is to install the official Steam release on hardware that runs Windows games. A credited Steam Deck review tested exactly that and found the game playable but not smooth: it measured about 49 frames per second on low settings, around 37 on medium, and roughly 23 to 24 on high quality, with the reviewer recommending either a 40 frame rate cap on low or a 30 cap on medium. The review attributes the load to the Unreal Engine feature set and the animation quality, and notes that even a fixed camera did not keep the frame rate above 60.

The practical checklist for a portable session:

• Install the official Steam version, not an app store lookalike.
• Choose low or medium settings with a frame cap rather than maximum quality.
• Expect a one-button game, so touch controls are not actually necessary for play.
• Check the creator's public account before believing any port announcement.
• Avoid installing any phone package that asks for broad device permissions.

Two points are worth restating because they are the reason this page exists. First, the bootleg warning is not speculation, it is the creator's own public statement, which makes it the most reliable thing you can act on. Second, nothing official has been announced about a future mobile release, so any such claim should be treated as unverified until it appears on an official channel. For the store details and patches on the real version, the steam page covers the release, and the parents-guide page covers the safety angle for younger players.