Scarlet Skips Artist and Creator: Who Made the Game?
Learn who is credited for Scarlet Skips, including Yerk Games, YerkDiff, Erik Segriff, and Scarlet performer Brenna Thornton.
FAQ
Who made Scarlet Skips?
Is YerkDiff the Scarlet Skips artist?
Is Erik Segriff credited on Steam?
Who voices or performs Scarlet?
Where can I find YerkDiff's official social accounts?
Who is officially credited with making Scarlet Skips?
The official Steam store page lists Yerk Games as both the developer and publisher of Scarlet Skips. Its copyright line separately reads © 2026 YerkDiff. Those are the clearest storefront credits and should be the starting point for any answer about who made the game.
The names are connected in game-credit databases, but they are not the same kind of statement. Steam identifies the releasing studio and publisher; the copyright line names YerkDiff; other databases record individual roles. Keeping those layers separate makes the page more accurate than reducing them to one unqualified label.
| Source layer | Credit it shows | Safe wording |
|---|---|---|
| Steam storefront | Developer: Yerk Games; Publisher: Yerk Games | “Scarlet Skips is developed and published by Yerk Games.” |
| Steam copyright line | © 2026 YerkDiff | “The store copyright is credited to YerkDiff.” |
| Game-credit transcription | A Game by Erik Segriff | “A game-credit database transcribes an individual credit for Erik Segriff.” |
| IMDb / IMDbPro | Erik Segriff (as Yerk) in creator, director, and producer fields | “IMDb lists these database credits.” |
For the game’s verified run structure, begin with the complete Scarlet Skips walkthrough, which covers gameplay rather than credit history.
Is Erik Segriff the creator behind YerkDiff?
MobyGames’ transcription of the Windows game credits says “A Game by — Erik Segriff.” IMDb lists Erik Segriff as director, while IMDbPro lists creator, director, and producer as Erik Segriff (as Yerk). These database records support describing Erik Segriff as the individually credited creator behind the project, but they do not replace Steam’s official studio fields.
The important wording is precise: do not say that “Steam credits Erik Segriff as developer,” because it does not. Say that Steam credits Yerk Games, while game-credit and entertainment databases attribute individual creator roles to Erik Segriff. That tells readers both what is official storefront metadata and where the more detailed personal attribution comes from.
The related what Scarlet Skips is based on page explains why Scarlet existed as an original character before this game; it does not establish any extra job title for the creator.
Who performs the character Scarlet?
The best available credit trail identifies Brenna Thornton as Scarlet’s voice on IMDb and Brenna Thornton Espinosa as “Scarlet Performance” in MobyGames’ game-credit transcription. The two entries use different name formats and role wording, but both point to the performer associated with Scarlet.
| Credit source | Name and role | What it does not prove |
|---|---|---|
| IMDb | Brenna Thornton — Scarlet (voice) | A Steam storefront cast credit; Steam does not display one. |
| MobyGames | Brenna Thornton Espinosa — Scarlet Performance | That this exact wording is an official Steam field. |
Because the official storefront does not publish cast credits, cite the database named in the sentence. Avoid adding unsupported details such as a recording studio, character biography, or a broader voice cast list without a primary credit source.
What other work is associated with the artist and creator?
Third-party credits describe Erik Segriff / YerkDiff as having a longer animation and game-project history. IMDb’s full credits for Billie Bust Up list Erik Segriff / YerkDiff as a cinematic animation director. MobyGames lists 3D modeling, rigging, and animation work on Spaceflux. itch.io pages also list Erik Segriff among the creators of the 2025 GMTK Game Jam project Bite Your Tail and in the team for Big Boy Simulator.
These entries are useful background, not evidence that Yerk Games developed every project or that those games are connected to Scarlet Skips. The most careful summary is that public credit databases and project pages show prior animation and game-jam work associated with Erik Segriff / YerkDiff.
For a separate, evidence-led explanation of why the game’s search results mention an “ending,” see the ending guide. Credits and creator history do not confirm story content or an unlock path.
Where are the official YerkDiff accounts?
SteamDB’s social metadata associates Scarlet Skips with these accounts. They are practical places to watch for announcements, but social links can change, so verify the profile identity against the current Steam record before treating a post as official.
| Platform | Account shown in SteamDB metadata |
|---|---|
| X | @YerkDiff |
| @yerkdiff | |
| TikTok | @yerkdiff3d |
| YouTube | @YerkDiff |
| Bluesky | yerkdiff.bsky.social |
No contact email was included here because the supplied research did not find an address that could be cross-verified from Steam, an official site, or an official social profile. It is better to leave that field blank than send readers to an unverified address.
Which sources support these creator credits?
Steam is the primary source for the studio, publisher, and copyright fields. MobyGames and IMDb add detailed individual credits, so they are identified by name wherever used rather than presented as storefront facts.
- Scarlet Skips on Steam — developer, publisher, and copyright; checked September 5, 2026.
- Scarlet Skips credits on MobyGames — “A Game by” and Scarlet performance transcription; checked September 5, 2026.
- Scarlet Skips on IMDb and IMDbPro company credits — individual creator/director/producer and voice listings; checked September 4–5, 2026.
- Scarlet Skips on SteamDB — linked social metadata; last record update September 4, 2026.
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