SCRAP is in the middle of a run of real escape game and video game work, with its Kisaragi Station escape room now open at Real Escape Game Shibuya and a puzzle writer's free short horror games drawing large audiences on social media. The company's case quest concepts also appear in Level-5's Dekapolis.
SCRAP's recent activity splits across physical escape rooms and game development. Escape from Kisaragi Station opened at Real Escape Game Shibuya on July 16, 2026, built from the internet urban legend of the otherworldly station. The venue preview on July 9 named three merchandise items (an acrylic keychain, an A4 clear file, and escape success stickers) and noted some time slots already sold out ahead of September tickets going on general sale July 11. The event excludes jump scares and has no time limit.
On the game side, SCRAP and Werks Studio released Yuruyuru Namahai Shin Suru Oshi Wa 100-Man-Kai Shinu on Steam on July 29, 2026, priced at 3,500 yen for the download version and 4,000 yen for a package edition with stickers. Level-5 also brought SCRAP into Dekapolis, the crime suspense RPG shown at LEVEL5 VISION 2026 II Dream on September 10, where SCRAP handles original concepts for the case quests, including one titled The Three Mafia Murders. That game is planned for PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch 2, and Steam.
Most recently, SCRAP puzzle writer Wataru Yamamoto has released a run of free short horror games playable in about one to two minutes. Blink Check drew about 31,000 likes and more than 10 million impressions on its announcement post, Ladder (released October 12) drew about 29,000 likes, and Eraser followed on October 18.
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Oct 19
Wataru Yamamoto, a puzzle writer at real escape game producer SCRAP, has released a run of short horror games playable in about one to two minutes. His first, "Blink Check," asks players to tap the closed-eyed people in a group photo; its announcement post has about 31,000 likes and more than 10 million impressions. "Ladder," released October 12, offers seven endings and drew about 29,000 likes. The latest is "Eraser," released October 18.
Sep 10
Level-5 showed new footage for its crime suspense RPG Dekapolis at the online event LEVEL5 VISION 2026 II Dream, which streamed on September 10. The game follows rookie detective Harvard Marks, who investigates cases inside Decasim, a virtual space built as a full recreation of a real town. SCRAP, the company known for real escape games, is handling the original concepts for the case quests that appear in the game. A newly announced case quest titled The Three Mafia Murders is produced from a SCRAP original concept. Dekapolis is planned for PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch 2, and Steam. The stream also carried the broader Level-5 announcement slate, which outlets covered as a single roundup.
Jul 9
SCRAP, the company behind Real Escape Game, previewed the venue for 'Escape from Kisaragi Station' at Real Escape Game Shibuya. The event starts July 16 and is based on the internet urban legend of the otherworldly station. Players solve puzzles without jump scares to find their way back. Three original merchandise items were revealed: an acrylic keychain, an A4 clear file, and escape success stickers. Some time slots are already sold out; September tickets go on general sale July 11.
Jul 8
SCRAP and Werks Studio announced the PC release of Yuruyuru Namahai Shin Suru Oshi Wa 100-Man-Kai Shinu, a real escape game where players time-leap to save a clumsy VTuber from repeated deaths. The game launches on Steam on July 29, 2026, at 3,500 yen for the download version and 4,000 yen for the package edition with exclusive stickers. A 10% launch discount runs from July 29 to August 11.
Jun 11
SCRAP announced on June 11 that a real escape game based on the internet-born urban legend Kisaragi Station will open at Real Escape Game Shibuya on July 16, 2026. Titled Escape from Kisaragi Station, the experience drops players into a detailed recreation of the eerie otherworldly station, where they must investigate suspicious areas, notice anomalies, and find a way back to the real world. Each participant receives an old ticket and a guidebook with an encrypted return page. The event excludes jump scares and has no time limit, allowing players to explore at their own pace. Photography is freely permitted inside the venue. General ticket sales begin at noon on June 20, while fan club members of the Shonen Tantei SCRAP-dan can purchase advance tickets starting June 13. Ticket prices range from 3,000 yen for advance weekday tickets to 3,600 yen for same-day tickets on weekends and holidays. The venue is located at Real Escape Game Shibuya, B1F/B2F of the Shibuya Mitsuba Building.