Shibuya Scramble Stories Crowdfunding Tops 100 Million Yen and Adds a Main Character
The 100 million yen milestone is the stretch goal that unlocks an additional main character, and the funding breakdown shows part of the Ubgoe money has not reached the project.
Reporting from 1 source: 4Gamer.net.
Game designer Jiro Ishii announced that cumulative crowdfunding support for the live-action adventure Shibuya Scramble Stories has exceeded 100 million yen. The total combines 54,754,878 yen from Ubgoe in 2025, 43,637,905 yen from Part 1 on CAMPFIRE in July 2026, and Part 2 support. The milestone unlocks one additional main character, not playable, with name and settings undecided. Part 2 runs until September 30 with a 50 million yen target under the All-In method. Of the Ubgoe funds, 27,754,878 yen has not yet been delivered to the project.
The 100 million yen figure was the additional stretch goal set for the final day of Part 1, and the project crossed it when Part 2 collected 1,607,217 yen. The added character is not playable, and its name and settings are undecided. Part 2 runs until September 30 at 23:59 with a 50 million yen target under the All-In method, meaning the project proceeds even if the target is not reached. The CAMPFIRE page lists the main purpose as achieving a more ideal filming environment and sound production. A stage event on September 13 will feature Shunsaku Kudo, Takuji Koyama, and Manami Migite, who are announced to appear in the game.
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