RE-TAPED
Record your movements and play them back to progress. Use your recorded echoes to weigh down pressure plates, body-block lasers, and trigger springs to launch you across gaps. Master the timeline and complete all 29 time-bending levels.
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9 itemsAbout the Game
RECORD, REPLAY.
RETAPED is puzzle platformer where you record and replay your actions to progress. Phase through walls, unlock doors and redirect lasers to collect all 29 VHS tapes.
YOU ARE YOUR OWN PARTNER.
The timeline is your tool. When you face a gap too wide or a locked door, hit record.
Layer Your Actions: Create a "ghost" to stand on a pressure plate while you move forward.
Become a Ghost: Position your past self to wade through fields of electricity or phase through barriers.
Boost Your Jump: Have your ghost trigger a spring at the exact moment you step on it to launch you to new heights.
KEY FEATURES
29 Hand-Crafted Levels: A curated campaign that introduces new mechanics and twists at every stage. No filler, just puzzles.
The Recording Mechanic: Record and replay alongside your past selves.
Strategic Platforming: Navigate through electric fields, moving platforms and lasers to reach your destination.
Controller Support: Optimized for precise platforming control.
Can you escape this analog purgatory, or will you fade into static?
