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REC in Peace

REC in Peace is a co-op game for 2-6 players, controlled through your camera and microphone. Complete challenges using your voice and gestures. Each round introduces a new mini-game – and leaves fewer players standing. Eliminate your opponents to survive and escape the Maniac’s grasp.

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About the Game

An online co-op horror show with up to 6 players. Your camera and microphone are part of the gameplay. Don’t blink.

Don’t scream. Don’t trust anyone. The Host is watching you.

Under the supervision of a deranged yet charismatic Host, players face a series of twisted mini-challenges: don’t blink, don’t scream, solve a quiz — and try not to lose your mind.

Eliminated players don’t disappear.
They watch, listen, and sometimes… interfere.

Sometimes, the dead decide who makes it to the end.

Every round brings a new task, a new mechanic, and a new way to lose control. The Host comments on your every move, mocks your failures, and reveals dark secrets between rounds. A single session lasts 10–30 minutes — and ends when only one remains… or no one does.