- April 28, 2023
- Moolt
- 3h median play time
Re:Touring
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About Re:Touring
Re:Touring is a single player casual platformer game with kids and science fiction themes. It was developed by Moolt and was released on April 28, 2023. It received overwhelmingly positive reviews from players.
Re:Touring is a first-person puzzle game in which you'll explore the abandoned Luoni Energy Competence Center. Using a retro-style computer, you'll create color patterns to progress through the levels.











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Reviews
- Innovative and clever puzzle mechanics based on programming finite state or Turing-like machines that offer a unique and engaging challenge.
- Well-paced difficulty progression with puzzles that are fair, well-explained through examples, and rewarding to solve, appealing especially to fans of logic and programming puzzles.
- Strong accessibility features including colorblind modes, ergonomic controls, hint systems with multiple levels, no fail states, and generous timing that prioritize cognitive skill over physical reflexes.
- The game's length is relatively short (around 2.5 to 5.5 hours), which some players feel leaves the experience somewhat brief or repetitive due to the core mechanic's limited variety.
- Presentation and narrative elements are minimal or weak, with little story, lack of humor, and sparse worldbuilding that may not sufficiently engage players seeking a richer atmosphere.
- Controls and interface in 3D can feel cumbersome compared to a 2D or tablet style UI, with some complaints about gamepad support being an afterthought, occasional input issues, and lack of mid-level saving.
gameplay
23 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay offers a unique and cleverly introduced puzzle mechanic centered around a Turing machine concept, progressing through six chapters with new mechanics every few levels to keep it engaging. Despite its short length and occasional repetitiveness due to the single core mechanic, the puzzles challenge cognitive skills rather than mechanical ability and become increasingly rewarding, especially in later levels. Overall, the gameplay is solid and thoughtfully designed, though some players desire more content and richer narrative or audio elements.
“A quite novel puzzle game that challenges you to learn new puzzle mechanics seen nowhere else, and which are a joy to learn and put to use.”
“This game mixes puzzles and "open ended" problem solving mechanics (like those in automation games such as Automachef, Infinifactory, Shapez, Factorio and so forth) in a really clever way.”
“Having just one main mechanic unfortunately means that the game tends to get repetitive at some point, but it does try to add new stuff every 4-5 rooms, and most importantly it's not that long, so the repetitiveness of the main mechanic isn't enough to burn you out by the end of the playthrough.”
“The core mechanics and the Turing machine concept are introduced well and clearly explained, but some of the later levels took me an embarrassing amount of head bashing before it finally clicked.”
“Finally, a bit of advice directly to the developer: while the gameplay is very solid, injecting a stronger narrative, or at the least decent music, would help a lot.”
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Frequently Asked Questions
Re:Touring is a casual platformer game with kids and science fiction themes. Common tags for Re:Touring include science, first-person, 3D, indie, linear and others.
Re:Touring is available on Nintendo Switch, Xbox Series X|S, PC, PlayStation 5 and others.
On average players spend around 3 hours playing Re:Touring.
Re:Touring was released on April 28, 2023.
Re:Touring was developed by Moolt.
Re:Touring has received overwhelmingly positive reviews from players. Most players liked Re:Touring for its gameplay but disliked it for its story.
Re:Touring is a single player game.
Similar games include Tetrobot and Co., Mind Over Magnet, Q.U.B.E. 2, Hexologic, Q.U.B.E: Director's Cut and others.










