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Reverse x Reverse

Reverse x Reverse

|Japan, United States|Platform, Puzzle

9.5 /10

Aww Amazing!

Niche

27 ratings
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"Reverse x Reverse is the latest game from desunoya, creator of Tobari and the Night of the Curious Moon. This game is a cute & quirky challenging puzzle platformer, where you control two girls, Code and Rithm, as they traverse a virtual world and complete 81 brain-bending levels."

Story and worldbuilding

Today is another peaceful Desunoya game world. Code and Rithm, the in-game self-supporting programs debugging the game, were taking it easy and not working particularly hard. At that time, there is a noise in the world and something strange happens to the game. Code and Rithm dive into the data area inside the game to find out the cause.

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Rating momentum

Aww Amazing!: 9.5/10 across 27 ratings. This score says: bump it to the top of your backlog.

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Leans into Platform, Puzzle, Adventure — a quick read on whether that fantasy matches what you usually enjoy.

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Hardcore GamerKyle LeClair · 13 Jan, 2016
5/10

I really was hoping that Reverse x Reverse would turn out to be more than a merely average puzzle-platformer, but alas, it was not to be. Good level design and challenging gameplay sadly end up getting hindered by cheap shots, questionable controls and an underdeveloped premise. Code and Rithm may have been sent out on a quest to fix their game's technical issues, but it's a shame there was no one around to make sure the rest of it was as up to shape as possible as well.

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