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Version 1.3.8 · 2026-10-19
Record. Reverse. Repeat. Can you nail it?
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The store currently lists version 1.3.8, updated 2026-10-19.








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Everything sounds funnier backwards.
Reverse Singing is a party game where players try to copy how a song or sound sounds in reverse. One person records, the next tries to repeat the backwards version, and the results are compared and rated – usually with a lot of laughs.
It’s the kind of game where nobody needs to be good at singing. The fun comes from how strange, unexpected, and ridiculous everything sounds when played backwards.
Play in rounds with friends to see who gets closest (or funniest), or just enjoy the chaos together. Each turn adds a new twist, and the sounds only get better – or worse.
There’s also a Free Play mode with no rules at all. Record anything you want, listen to it backwards or original, save it, and share the funniest moments.
Offline, easy to pick up, and made for real-life fun – perfect for parties, hangouts, road trips, and spontaneous laughs.…
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