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Reap

Reap is a puzzle platforming game in which you can take life and give it back to anything that moves. When something is ‘out of life’ it moves slower and vice versa. Use this mechanic to solve puzzles.
Reap features 24 levels that reward thoughtful playing, skill and patience.

Discover the Fun of Reap

- A/D or Arrows to move
- Space/W/Up arrow to jump
- Left click to throw spell (to take life or give life)
- Right click to throw spell at yourself

What kind of gameplay experience is indicated by the tags?

Keywords that help identify this game include jumping, platformer, time.

Which game studio made this game?

The team responsible for creating this game is AlienplayGames.

Which game creation software was used for developing this game?

WebGL was the framework used to create this game.

For which gender is Reap primarily created?

Reap is intended for Male & Female.

Under which category does this game fall?

The game genre associated with this title is Casual.

What is the age suitability for this game?

This game is intended for the age range Kids, Teens, Young Adults, Adults, Seniors.

Does the game involve blood in any way?

Yes, there is blood splatter in Reap.

Does the game involve scenarios that include cruelty?

Yes, Reap includes scenes of cruelty or brutality.

Is this game designed for young players?

No, Reap is not appropriate for younger audiences.
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