MR. RECORDS demo

Free Steam demo: run a record shop by day, play every album as a rhythm level by night. 80 Steam reviews, all positive.

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Demo outTue 22 Sep 2026
Full gameTo be announced
DeveloperGlee-Cheese Studio
PublisherWired Productions, Gamersky Games
GenreRhythm platformer, record shop sim
PlatformsPC (Steam demo); Switch 2, PS5 and Xbox Series announced
Demo reviewsVery Positive, 80 : 0 (Steam, 28 September 2026)

What is in the MR. RECORDS demo

MR. RECORDS got its first Steam demo on 22 September. You play George, an old man who finally opens the record store he always wanted, with his dog Buzz at his side.

80 : 0

demo reviews on Steam

4

platforms announced

2

halves: shop by day, rhythm by night

By day you run the shop. Customers walk in, you work out what they would like, recommend an album, and every sale opens up a little of their story. At night the records come alive: every track becomes a rhythm level through George's memories, where you run, jump and slide in time with the music, from funk to prog rock.

The demo covers the start of the story, with the first customers, the first records and the first trips through the music. It is made by Glee-Cheese Studio and published by Wired Productions together with Gamersky Games.

What players say

Players like it a lot. The art style and the soundtrack come up in almost every review, and several people compare the rhythm part to Rhythm Heaven, Melatonin and Muse Dash. One player counted seven tracks with a normal and a hard mode. The one wish that comes up: the shop side could be a bit deeper.

Try the demo if

  • You like rhythm games with a story around them
  • You want something cozy and colourful

Maybe skip it if

  • You want a deep shop management sim
  • You need a release date before you try a demo

When the full game comes out

There is no release date yet. Steam lists it as to be announced, and the developers have confirmed PC, Switch 2, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series. It is one of the eight demos in our demos to try list, where every demo we featured or reviewed sits in one place.

MR. RECORDS screenshots

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Screenshots via the game’s Steam store page · © Wired Productions, Gamersky Games. Facts checked against Steam on 28 September 2026.

MR. RECORDS demo FAQ

Is the MR. RECORDS demo free?

Yes. The demo is free on Steam and has been out since Tuesday, 22 September 2026. It covers the start of the story: George opens his record shop, meets the first customers and plays the first records as rhythm levels at night.

When does MR. RECORDS come out?

There is no release date yet. Steam lists the full game as to be announced. The developers have confirmed it for PC, Nintendo Switch 2, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series, so it is coming to all the big platforms once it is ready.

What kind of game is MR. RECORDS?

A mix of a cozy shop game and a rhythm platformer. During the day you recommend albums to customers in George's record store. At night each record turns into a level where you run, jump and slide in time with the music.

Who is making MR. RECORDS?

Glee-Cheese Studio develops it. Wired Productions and Gamersky Games publish it. On Steam the demo had 80 user reviews on 28 September 2026, and every one of them was positive, which is about as good a start as a demo can get.

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