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CASSETTE BOY

70% positive of 68 Steam reviews

Released: 2026
Steam Deck: Verified
Platforms: Steam, PlayStation

Made by Wonderland Kazakiri inc.. Published by Pocketpair Publishing.

About the game

What you can’t see… doesn’t exist. CASSETTE BOY is a puzzle action RPG where you control perspective to change the world you see. Rotate a 2D pixel-styled 3D world, using disappearing obstacles and newly appearing paths to uncover the mystery of the vanished moon.

Tagged by players

Voxel
Souls-like
2.5D
Action RPG
1990's
Loot
Old School
Cats
Action-Adventure
Puzzle
Sci-fi
Exploration

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What players say

Not recommended
Cassette boy is really trying to punch above its weight. It wants to be a genre-bending wow-inspriring game, in the likes of *Fez* or *Tunic*. But unfortunately it's clunky, confusing, and obtuse. The core idea is that objects don't exist when you look at them, which is cool! And there are a lot of interesting puzzles that it uses this for, like to delay the flight of arrows, or keep buttons down held. But it seems…
6.2 h played when written, mostly on Steam Deck. 16 found it helpful.
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Recommended
Feels like a combination of traditional Zelda adventure with Fez-style camera rotation puzzles, except that it doesn't come to the exploration highs of a Zelda or the "ah hah!" moments of Fez. Combat feels serviceable, and the puzzles feel serviceable. Writing and music is cute and fits the theme of everything going on. This is one of those "potato chip" games where you can pick it up and complete it over a lazy…
6.7 h played when written. 4 found it helpful.
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