- October 27, 2025
- HANDSUM
MotionRec
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About MotionRec
MotionRec is a single player casual platformer game with a science fiction theme. It was developed by HANDSUM and was released on October 27, 2025. It received overwhelmingly positive reviews from players.
Rec, the civilization-recording robotMotionRec is a recording-based puzzle action game built around the concept of recording and playback. Use this ability to guide Rec, the civilization-recording robot, through a devastated world. The power of MotionRecYou can record the trajectory of your movements, from walking to jumping. Use stage gimmicks to create and record more complex movements to trav…










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Reviews
- Innovative and clever core mechanic of recording and replaying movement, explored deeply throughout the game.
- Beautiful minimalist 1-bit pixel art and atmospheric soundtrack that perfectly complement the puzzle-platformer experience.
- Well-designed puzzles with a gentle but rewarding difficulty curve, offering both satisfying main path puzzles and challenging optional secrets.
- Some puzzles can feel a bit easy or straightforward, with limited solution options except in later stages.
- Large levels sometimes lead to guesswork and require backtracking, which can disrupt momentum and cause minor frustration.
- Lack of keybinding customization and no d-pad support on controllers detract slightly from accessibility and control comfort.
gameplay
79 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay centers around a simple yet ingenious "record and playback" mechanic that is deeply explored through clever level design and progressively introduced challenges. Puzzle-platformer fans appreciate its perfect balance of creativity, accessibility, and rewarding experimentation, as the mechanic is extended in numerous thoughtful and engaging ways without becoming overwhelming. Overall, it offers a polished, satisfying, and fun experience that consistently feels fresh and well-paced throughout its modest length.
“It uses its singular, titular mechanic of recording and playing back movement elegantly in such a way that it's easy to understand and is built upon in unique and creative ways throughout the game's modest playtime.”
“There are certainly enough mechanics on top of the central recording feature to create immensely complicated rooms; to challenge without making the player feel overwhelmed is outstanding puzzle design.”
“The core mechanic is simple, yet each stage introduces fresh and creative ideas that are a joy to discover.”
“I recall playing the demo and being intrigued, but also doubtful that the recording mechanic could be used for anything much longer than a demo.”
“If I had anything negative to say about it, it's that the game could do a slightly better job in teaching you just how far you could truly take the central mechanic, and even then it's not a big deal at all.”
“This can be mitigated by mapping the d-pad inputs to the left-stick inputs with the steam input API, but given how the in-game menus support using the d-pad, it's weird that the main gameplay itself doesn't, especially for a 2D platformer.”
Frequently Asked Questions
MotionRec is a casual platformer game with science fiction theme. Common tags for MotionRec include indie, score attack, linear, exploration, pixel graphics and others.
MotionRec is available on PC, Steam Deck and Windows.
MotionRec was released on October 27, 2025.
MotionRec was developed by HANDSUM.
MotionRec has received overwhelmingly positive reviews from players. Most players liked MotionRec for its gameplay but disliked it for its optimization.
MotionRec is a single player game.
Similar games include ElecHead, The Pedestrian, COCOON, Chronigma, Patrick's Parabox and others.










