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Scarecrow: 90s Crime Story Is Out Now: A Fox Hitman, a Frozen Post-Soviet Town and 20% Off for Two Weeks

Scarecrow: 90s Crime Story is out now on Steam: a day-and-night crime drama starring a fox hitman. Price, 20% launch discount, gameplay and hotfix.

By David Ware 3 min read
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Image: Stellar Stag
Robert the fox stands over a body in a snowy street at night in Scarecrow: 90s Crime Story
Image: Stellar Stag

Scarecrow: 90s Crime Story is out now on Steam. Developer ChillouT Studio and publisher Stellar Stag released it on November 12, 2026, at $11.99 / £9.69 / €11.49 with 20% off for the first two weeks ($9.59 / £7.75 / €9.19). It's a pixel-art crime drama set in a poor, gang-ruled post-Soviet town in the 1990s, where you play Robert, a fox who lives a quiet life by day and works as a hitman by night.

Scarecrow: 90s Crime Story at a glance

Release dateNovember 12, 2026
Price$11.99 / £9.69 / €11.49 (launch price $9.59 / £7.75 / €9.19, 20% off for two weeks)
Developer / publisherChillouT Studio / Stellar Stag
PlatformPC (Steam); the team says it runs on Steam Deck from day one
PlayersSingle-player
GenreStory-driven adventure by day, top-down shooter by night
DemoFree demo on Steam
WishlistsAlmost 40,000 before launch

What is Scarecrow: 90s Crime Story?

It's the criminal '90s in Severodvishchensk, a small, poor town torn in two by dangerous gangs, where humans and anthropomorphic animals live side by side. You're Robert, a fox who carries out his boss's dirty jobs with no questions asked, until one harsh winter something in him breaks and painful memories start to surface.

How does the day and night gameplay work?

  • Live by day: walk the streets of an aging post-Soviet town and get to know the locals: help a friend off a drinking binge, get closer to your cat-girl friend, hear the stories of the bartender, the VHS seller and the homeless in the abandoned building, and visit your mom.
  • Kill by night: every job comes in at sundown. It's fast, brutal top-down action: kick in doors, choose from 20 guns, go in loud or strike from the shadows, take out snipers, shoot through windows and blow up fuel barrels. Your goal is to clear every location.

Your personal choices affect the ending. The soundtrack is by Acryl Madness, isekaifromsaratov and Myasorubin, and the developers say the winter town was "drawn by people who grew up in it themselves".

A top-down shootout with an explosion in a red-lit apartment in Scarecrow: 90s Crime Story
Image: Stellar Stag

How much is Scarecrow: 90s Crime Story?

$11.99 / £9.69 / €11.49. The launch post confirms 20% off for two weeks, bringing it to $9.59 / £7.75 / €9.19. ChillouT has also set up bundles with games such as Jackal, BROK the InvestiGator, Chicken Police - Paint it RED and Back to the Dawn.

Is there a Scarecrow 90s hotfix?

Yes. Hotfix 1.0.1 arrived on launch day. It fixes achievements that didn't unlock, lets you take Steam screenshots with F12, opens the bug report form in your normal browser, fixes swapped left and right audio, fixes an invisible character in some Alcatraz scenes, adds a "Last save" line to the pause menu and adds an extra hint about throwing weapons in night missions.

Robert talks to locals next to a police car in a daytime street in Scarecrow: 90s Crime Story
Image: Stellar Stag

Is Scarecrow on Steam Deck or consoles?

The developers say it plays on Steam Deck from day one, and it has full controller support. Only the PC version on Steam is listed; no console versions have been announced.

Is Scarecrow 90s suitable for younger players?

No. The developers warn about violence and cruelty (shootouts against humans and animal characters, stylized pixel-art blood and death), strong language, organized crime and alcohol.

Is there a Scarecrow: 90s Crime Story trailer?

The official trailer plays on the Steam page, and there's a free demo to try first.

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