Broken Tape is a narrative-driven first person walking simulator with the elements of psychological horror, where you take the role of a test subject in a big organization created to find, study and deal with anomalies. You were tasked with a job to locate and eliminate anomalies in a series of old unknown tapes, containing more inside of them than meets an eye.
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The game features a fascinating concept with a spooky atmosphere, making it enjoyable for both newcomers and horror enthusiasts.
There is a significant amount of detail and lore, with over 70 anomalies to discover, enhancing replayability and engagement.
The developers have created a visually appealing game that keeps players on their toes, providing a unique and immersive experience.
The game can be completed quite quickly, with some players finishing in under 20 minutes, which may leave some wanting more content.
The character movement can feel disorienting due to unrealistic animations, which may detract from the overall experience.
Some players found the anomalies to be relatively easy to locate, potentially reducing the challenge for seasoned players.
atmosphere
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Reviewers highlight that the game's atmosphere is compelling, effectively capturing the essence of the videotape concept, which adds to the overall immersive experience.
“The concept is intriguing, and the atmosphere of the videotapes is captured perfectly.”
graphics
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The game features realistic bodycam graphics that enhance the immersive experience, complemented by engaging and enjoyable levels, despite its short length.
“A very short anomaly game with realistic bodycam graphics and fun levels.”
replayability
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Users generally view replayability positively, highlighting it as a strong aspect of the game.
“The replayability is fantastic, with so many different choices and outcomes.”
“Every playthrough feels unique, making me want to dive back in again and again.”
“The variety of paths and strategies keeps the game fresh and exciting for multiple runs.”