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Tape to Tape combines roguelite campaign progression with fast-paced physics-driven arcade hockey action

Tape to Tape is an action roguelite hockey game featuring branching campaign routes, wacky opposing squads, persistent character unlocks, and local multiplayer for up to 10 players.
Roguelite campaign and team management
- Players take charge of captain Angus McShaggy to guide an underdog roster across a branching campaign map filled with rival teams and eccentric encounters.
- Between matches, visit the Training Center to enhance player attributes or consult the Blademaster for crucial equipment upgrades.
- Failing a match concludes the current run, encouraging managers to start fresh routes with newly discovered talents and Relics.
Specialized squad archetypes and abilities
- Different starter squads transform gameplay, including the GM Squad focused on Free Agents and the checking-heavy Violence Squad.
- Alternative rosters like the Retro Squad emphasize vintage movement physics, while the Slapshot Squad relies on heavy perimeter blasting.
- Recruited teammates unlock synergistic abilities, customized pass bonuses, special shot modifiers, and ridiculous rule-bending tricks on the ice.
Fast-paced arcade hockey action
- Responsive on-ice mechanics reward precise saucer passes, aggressive one-timers, desperate goalie saves, and bone-crunching body checks.
- Rival squads bring unconventional tactics, requiring players to counter cheating referees, unusual defensive setups, and the notorious Golfers.
- Crisp timing, positional awareness, and dynamic puck physics determine whether odd-man offensive rushes convert into decisive game-winning goals.
Local multiplayer and party game modes
- Local couch competition supports up to 10 players across casual Play Now, structured Tournament, and rapid Shootout game modes.
- The entire campaign supports full local cooperative play, letting teammates coordinate upgrade choices, debate talent synergies, and share bench responsibilities.
- PC players can team up with remote friends using Steam Remote Play Together or compatible streaming services.
Sources & Verification: Official developer announcement on Steam Community (Source Link). Telemetry verified against public store records.