SCRAP Takes Over Play Prohibited As 213°F Joint Development Ends
A high-profile collaboration built around a Fate/Grand Order name has dissolved before release, leaving SCRAP to carry a summer 2026 title that now has no date.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
SCRAP has postponed its psychological horror game Play Prohibited and ended joint development with Fahrenheit 213, the studio led by former Fate/Grand Order staffer Yosuke Shiokawa. The two sides agreed to stop collaborating, and SCRAP will continue production under a new structure. The release was set for summer 2026 and has been pushed back; a new date will follow once the production schedule is settled. The game is planned for Steam.
The split was described as mutual. A reset was already implied by the project's scale: Play Prohibited asks players to work through browser-game-style minigames built from illustrations, photos, video, pixel art, and websites, all to trace the truth behind a rumor about a game people are told not to touch. SCRAP built its reputation on real escape games, not horror titles, and now holds the production on its own.
The Steam release stays planned. No replacement window has been given.
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 1 cited source below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.