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REC:REWIND Sets November 10 Release With Reverse Loop Horror

Video creator Sōrai's horror game REC:REWIND will release on November 10, 2026, published by ANT PLANET and distributed from 0:00 Japan time.

Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.

Why it matters

REC:REWIND's tape-within-tape structure makes the player's progress a search back through the couple's own recordings rather than a push forward, which is the selling point of the reverse loop label.

REC:REWIND Sets November 10 Release With Reverse Loop Horror

Key Facts

  • REC:REWIND is scheduled for release on November 10, 2026.
  • Video creator Sōrai announced the game, and ANT PLANET is the publisher.
  • Distribution is set to begin at 0:00 on November 10, 2026 Japan time.
  • Players enter videotapes found in a house in the United States to relive past records.
  • The story is experienced through Claire, a wife searching for her missing husband, and Simon, the husband.

Set in a house in the United States, the game sends players into videotapes to relive past records, and finding another tape inside that footage goes back to an even earlier memory. Players experience the story as Claire and Simon, with the visual presentation and screen aspect ratio changing by protagonist.

Sōrai announced the release date alongside publisher ANT PLANET, and the Steam store page is already live with distribution guidelines. The game is set in a house in the United States and follows Claire, a wife who recorded daily events on videotapes while searching for her missing husband, and Simon, the husband who follows those records.

The two-perspective setup is not only narrative. The visual presentation and the screen aspect ratio change depending on which protagonist the player is following. Distribution starts at 0:00 on November 10, 2026 Japan time.

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