RETRO SOCIAL ADVENTURE
● NOW LIVESEASON 1 — The Jazz Village of Lost Voices
Rewind time,and lost worlds wake up
Old films, forgotten songs, fading stories. REWYND restores them all into worlds you can enter and play.
And you — are the last Restoration Agent.
▼ Scroll to restore the memory line
●LIVE BUILD
- The Season 1 Jazz Village main questline
- 0 questsThe Season 1 Jazz Village main questline
- Playable minigames wired into the story
- 00+Playable minigames wired into the story
- Korean, English, Japanese, Chinese, Thai, Vietnamese and more
- 0 languagesKorean, English, Japanese, Chinese, Thai, Vietnamese and more
- Watching, playing, avatars and social — one continuous map
- 0 worldWatching, playing, avatars and social — one continuous map
Every figure counts what actually ships in the current live build.
Instead of describing the game, here is the script itself
Below is the unedited quest dialogue that runs inside REWYND right now. Swap the cartridge and click through it yourself.
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Click or press SPACE — clicking mid-type reveals the full line
- GOAL
- Collect 5 secret boxes and bring them to Charlie
- REWARD
- Charlie joins / SAX TRACK restored / streetlight relit
Hundreds of lines like these in a single village. The rest is in the game.
Watch, play, collect and gather — in one retro world
REWYND is a retro entertainment platform where watching, gaming, avatars and social experiences connect inside one world. Explore villages, restore the memories of NPCs, and watch old films together with friends in the same theater.
Retro Village Exploration
Walk pixel-art streets where even a familiar-looking sign might start a story.
Story Quests
Every lost memory of an NPC becomes a quest. Solve them and the village wakes up.
Rhythm · Puzzle · Arcade
Music becomes rhythm games, stories become puzzles. Content itself becomes play.
Avatars & Costumes
Quest rewards build a one-of-a-kind wardrobe. Limited items never come back.
Shared Cinema
Don't watch classics alone. Same theater, same scene, same laughter.
Culture Restoration
Public-domain masterpieces come back to life in game form.
We don't exhibit the past
We restore it — into worlds you can enter, hear, and play.
What a Restoration Agent does, exactly
Every Brooklyn resident exists in the game as two pieces of art — one who lost something, and one who got it back. Finish the quest and the picture standing in the village is actually swapped. All five below are real game files. Press to restore them yourself.
BEFORECharlie Reed
TrumpeterThe Blocked Saxophone
His horn is blocked — no matter how hard he blows, nothing comes out.
BEFOREDottie Hayes
DrummerThe Missing Drumsticks
She lost her sticks, so she is drumming with a soup ladle.
BEFOREFrankie Cole
PianistFrankie's Forgotten Movement
He cannot recall the final movement of his own song, and breaks down at the keys.
BEFORERuby Monroe
VocalistA Note Stuck in the Throat
Her voice cracks on every high note, so she freezes at the mic.
BEFOREEddie Malone
BassistEddie's Run
He put the bass down and only ever sits in the driver seat of his red sports car.
All ten files are the beforeClearImage / afterClearImage originals from the live Season 1 map catalogs.
From Broadway to Brooklyn — the route you actually walk
These eight stops are the real path that unlocks in order in the live build. Not a tutorial — just the story continuing.
STOP 011950 New York · the Broadway theater strip
Broadway
What you do here
You wake up here, meet MaengDori, and learn to move with the joystick.
What you get
Provisional Time Bureau agent status
The subway turnstile only opens once every Broadway quest is done. Nothing can be skipped, so drop-off shows up exactly where it happens.
Worlds under restoration
Broadway
1950 New York — where every memory line converges
A four-layer parallax street where the theatre marquee burns and the arcade neon flashes. Clothing store, Penny Arcade, Broadway Theater, ticket booth, Times Square station entrance, newsstand and Time Bureau run in one line.
Subway Platform
The only road between villages
The turnstile opens only after every Broadway quest is cleared. Ask porter on the platform for the next restoration zone and the train pulls in.
Brooklyn Jazz Village
Season 1 — the village robbed of its sound
A two-tier street at sunset. Upstairs: the burger joint, tanning salon, liquor shop, instrument repair shop, jazz bar and warehouse. Downstairs: apartments, hair salon, coffee shop, subway and the Brooklyn Theatre.
Shared Cinema
Laughing at the same scene together
A social screening space for classic film and animation with other players. The lights go down and the story starts.
One line of story becomes one round of play
REWYND's minigames aren't side content. An NPC's problem is the game's rule set — a clogged sax becomes a repair-matching game, a forgotten movement becomes a rhythm chart, a severed grid becomes a wiring puzzle. Over 20 of them ship in the current build.
More minigames keep landing in the live build.
The Zero Archivist severed the Retro Memory Line. The agents lost their signal. Broadway went dark. And the last candidate has no registration record — you.
Continue the story →From exposure-first ads to engagement-first content
From cinema intermissions to entire brand villages — inside REWYND, your brand isn't a skippable banner. It's a place users choose to visit and spend time in.
Want to start small? Shared-cinema ads are self-serve from ₩5,900.
Traditional ads
A few seconds of passing exposure
REWYND
A brand experience users explore and play
Four ways into REWYND
We are not restoring this world alone. Investment, brands, IP, publishing — every door leads to the same place.
TRACK 01 — Investment
Public-domain classics cost nothing to license, but nobody watches them in their original form. REWYND rebuilds that content into villages, quests and minigames people actually play. Build the world once, then keep stacking seasons and brand worlds on top of it.
◆ What we can build together
- ▸One continuous world where play, viewing and social all connect
- ▸A season-based content pipeline — one region ships as one season
- ▸Brand worlds — a model where advertisers fund the game development
- ▸Map-editor pipeline: a new region ships in weeks, not quarters
◆ Why now
01
Retro is a distribution strategy, not a mood
Masterpieces in the public domain can be used immediately, with no licensing negotiation. The problem is the format — and that is what we change.
02
Advertising has run out of places to go
Skipped, blocked, ignored. Brands are no longer shopping for impressions; they are looking for a place people have a reason to stay in.
03
Build the world once, ship content forever
Maps, quests, minigames and the avatar system already stand. Putting a season or a brand world on top of that costs nothing like starting from zero.
Need the numbers and the roadmap?
We have a deck covering product metrics, the season roadmap, the revenue model and the team. Reach out and we will reply within two business days.
Ready to rewind?
Players — start the game. Brands — start a partnership. Either way, time has already started rewinding.