Scarlet Deer Inn is a 2D action game with hand-embroidered graphics and a Slavic folklore-inspired story. It is set to release on July 21, 2026, with over 100,000 Steam wishlists and a demo available. Console versions are planned.
Attu Games announced the 2D action game Scarlet Deer Inn in June, revealing a July 22 release date and a demo. The game's character graphics are all created through actual embroidery, with frame-by-frame animation scanned and adjusted digitally. The story follows Elise, a mother of two, through a dark adventure inspired by Slavic folklore. The developers performed the music on traditional instruments.
By July the game had surpassed 100,000 Steam wishlist registrations, a milestone Attu Games highlighted as strong pre-release interest. The release date was then set for July 21, one day earlier than initially announced. A demo remains available on Steam. Console versions for PS4, PS5, and Nintendo Switch are planned, though no release dates for those have been given.
The hand-embroidered art style and small-team origin story give Scarlet Deer Inn a distinctive place in the indie action-game lineup this summer. The game's pre-release traction suggests a notable launch for a niche title.
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Attu Games announced that the hand-embroidered 2D action game Scarlet Deer Inn has exceeded 100,000 Steam wishlist registrations. The story follows a mother of two, Elise, through a dark adventure inspired by Slavic folklore. All character graphics are made with actual embroidery, and the developers performed the music on traditional instruments. The game launches July 21, with a demo available now.
Attu Games announced that Scarlet Deer Inn will launch on PC via Steam on July 22, 2026. The game's characters are all created through actual embroidery, with frame-by-frame animation scanned and adjusted digitally. A demo is available now, and console versions for PS4, PS5, and Nintendo Switch are planned.