Ancient technology doesn't need to be based on devices lost in memory by humanity.
Not so long ago the average human used the technology provided by a pen or a pencil (a.k.a. a stick) to recover from the bottom of the tape the emotions music brought to them.
You can now remember that time, or live it for the first time if you are amongst the younger generations.
Arcade Mode (WIP)
CLICK AND HOLD with the left button of your mouse on the highlighted cassette to SELECT it and MOVE YOUR MOUSE while holding to rewind it.
Sandbox Mode
Create new cassettes clicking with the RIGHT BUTTON.
To destroy a cassette SELECT it and then click with the RIGHT BUTTON.
Downloads and Links
Comments
Lol, I got to the third level and said "f*ck it, too much things" hahahaha. I totally love the animations and the feel.
It is funny for 80's lovers. It's a pity I cannot do fullscreen. Sure the sound of rolling tapes will make your game much more better.
Neat little game, could use some funky tunes like some vaporwave to really sell the concept. Also could use some sort of timer to keep the pressure on, I wasn't feeling a big push.
Cool graphics. Reminds me of the "game experiments" of Robert Yang ^^
Great concept, I felt nostalgic while playing it. Good sandbox idea. Graphics are cool, too. Some audio would help with the feel. But overall you did a nice job!
Nice graphics! Simple concept! A lot of time without doing that! XD
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Funny concept! Seems like something to relieve stress haha. Great work though, keep it up :)