Fit check
Is REDO! worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who enjoy dark, mysterious narratives and bleak dystopian settings
- Exploration-focused players who prefer non-linear routes through interconnected environments
- Action-adventure players who want deliberate pacing and varied weapons or tools
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking fast-paced combat may lose interest during the slow, methodical gameplay.
- Players who prefer linear objectives may find the non-linear exploration difficult to follow.
- Players looking for a bright, social adventure may not suit the lonely dystopian setting.
Our take on REDO!
Players looking for immediate action may bounce off the deliberate pace before the exploration develops. The next sticking point is the non-linear city structure, which requires navigating interconnected spaces rather than following a clearly ordered path.
What is REDO!?
REDO!
follows a girl searching for another human in a dystopian world overtaken by biomachines. The game centers on a dark narrative, exploration of a large connected city, and a non-linear route through its unknown spaces. Progress involves overcoming obstacles with a varied set of weapons and tools. Its gameplay is slow and methodical rather than fast-paced, with ambient music and experimental tracks supporting the isolated setting. The story focuses on humanity's failures, the consequences left behind, and the limits of being human. Exploration and discovery form the core structure as the protagonist searches for what remains in this bleak world.
How REDO! plays
- 01Nonlinear City Exploration
- Players can investigate a broad, connected urban environment through routes that do not follow a fixed sequence.
- 02Weapons And Tools
- The game includes a varied selection of equipment for dealing with obstacles.
- 03Slow Methodical Play
- Progress unfolds at a deliberate pace instead of relying on rapid action.
- 04Experimental Soundtrack
- Ambient music and some experimental pieces accompany the game's isolated atmosphere.
REDO! compared to similar games
Jusant focuses on climbing a tall tower, managing stamina, and choosing routes during a meditative ascent, while REDO! centers on non-linear exploration of a connected dystopian city with weapons and tools. Sundered: Eldritch Edition is described as a chaotic metroidvania, whereas REDO! uses slower, more methodical exploration and a dark narrative search.
REDO!: platforms & release
Is REDO! worth it?
It is worth it if: players who enjoy dark, mysterious narratives and bleak dystopian settings. Skip it if: players seeking fast-paced combat may lose interest during the slow, methodical gameplay.
Where can I download REDO!?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens REDO!'s store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is REDO! on?
Windows only.
