Mr. Records demo released on Steam
Wired Productions and Glee-Cheese Studio have released the first public demo for their rhythm-action shopkeeper simulation game, Mr. Records, on Steam. The demo allows players to experience the beginning of the story, where George opens a record store and his records come alive at night as playable musical journeys. Rock Paper Shotgun praised the rhythm mechanics as engaging, though noted the shop management aspect was still in early development.
While Rock Paper Shotgun and Gamezebo reported the demo as available, Playstation Lifestyle stated it was planned for PC players ahead of Steam Next Fest. The game is slated for release on PC, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch, with Playstation Lifestyle also mentioning PlayStation 5.
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Single-Player Rhythm Adventure and Management Sim Mr. Records Drops Its First Demo on Steam
Wired Productions and Glee-Cheese Studio have released the first public demo for their single-player rhythm adventure and management simulation game, Mr. Records, on Steam. The demo allows players to experience the beginning of the story, where George opens a record store and his records come alive at night as playable musical journeys through his imagination. The game is also slated for release on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch.
PlayStation 5 Adventure Game Like Beloved Nintendo Exclusive Announced
Wired Productions and Glee-Cheese have announced Mr. Records, a new PlayStation 5 adventure game that blends rhythm gameplay with record shop management. The title, which draws comparisons to the Nintendo 3DS exclusive HarmoKnight, will feature over 40 levels and 49 original songs. A demo is planned for PC players ahead of Steam Next Fest, with the game also slated for release on PC, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch.
I taught an old man new tunes in rhythm-action shopkeeper sim Mr. Records, and now you can try the demo yourself
The rhythm-action shopkeeper sim Mr. Records, developed by Glee-Cheese Studio, is now available as a demo on Steam. The game blends rhythm-based platforming with casual vinyl shop management, featuring original music across various genres. While the rhythm mechanics are praised for their engaging nature, the shop management aspect is still in early development.
