SportsFit check
Is Tape to Tape worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Hockey fans who want team-building decisions between matches
- Players who enjoy repeated runs with permanent progression
- Groups seeking local or remote cooperative and competitive matches
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a conventional season or franchise-management structure rather than run-based progression
- Solo players who want a quiet, predictable hockey pace instead of chaotic matches and repeated attempts
- Groups requiring native online multiplayer rather than local play or Steam Remote Play Together
Our take on Tape to Tape
The multiplayer emphasis can obscure an important boundary: remote sessions rely on Steam Remote Play Together or third-party services, since native online multiplayer is not included. The game also centers on roguelite runs and upgrades rather than presenting a traditional hockey league or season structure.
What is Tape to Tape?
Tape to Tape combines hockey with roguelite progression.
Players guide a team through runs, choosing routes, recruiting distinctive players, managing substitutes, and selecting abilities, power-ups, and artifacts. Player combinations create synergies, while losses provide opportunities to upgrade the captain between runs through the Blademaster. Matches use fast-paced action and puck physics that include deflections, rebounds, and changing goalie reactions. The game includes campaign and cooperative campaign modes, plus Tournament, Play Now, and Shootout options. More than 40 teams have distinct player groups and synergies. Local multiplayer supports up to 10 players, while remote sessions use Steam Remote Play Together or third-party services because the game has no native online multiplayer.
How Tape to Tape plays
- 01Roguelite Campaign
- Runs include events, boss encounters, power-ups, and recruitable players, with permanent captain upgrades available between attempts.
- 02Team Customization
- Teams and players can be modified with abilities, artifacts, power-ups, and individual color choices.
- 03Forty Plus Teams
- The roster contains over 40 teams with their own player combinations and synergies.
- 04Local Multiplayer
- Play Now matches support as many as 10 players on the same local setup.
- 05Cooperative Campaign
- The main roguelite campaign can be played cooperatively through local play or Steam Remote Play Together.
- 06Multiple Match Modes
- Tournament, Play Now, and Shootout provide alternatives to the campaign.
- 07Reactive Puck Physics
- Shots, rebounds, deflections, and collisions affect player and goalie reactions during matches.
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Tape to Tape: platforms & release
Is Tape to Tape worth it?
It is worth it if: hockey fans who want team-building decisions between matches. Skip it if: players seeking a conventional season or franchise-management structure rather than run-based progression.
Where can I download Tape to Tape?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Tape to Tape's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Tape to Tape on?
Windows only.
