Tellyport
Tellyport · 2026 · Puzzle, First-Person, Singleplayer, Action, Female Protagonist
PC
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About Tellyport
Play as Sally, the granddaughter of a brilliant and eccentric inventor, who invited you to explore her 70s lab, filled with unique inventions. Solve puzzles by crossing TV screens that alter your gravity, size, or both. Observation, manipulation, and thinking are key to progressing!The player is faced with a challenge: cross all the rooms in Grandma’s workshop using her eccentric inventions. The workshop is filled with mechanisms to master: televisions that serve as portals, doors, and pressure plates capable of altering the state of connected elements, forcing the player to manipulate the environment to move forward.Tellyport offers an immersive experience in a unique 1970s-inspired atmosphere, punctuated by a vintage soundtrack and a carefully crafted retro-futuristic aesthetic.
GRAVITY MODULE
In the Gravity Module, we will explore the notion of gravity. Everything passing through the TVs will be subjected to the gravity of the exit TV.Who hasn't dreamed of walking on walls? Well, now you can!SIZE MODULE
In the size module, we will explore the mechanics of size change, which allows us to change the scale of everything passing through the TVs.This mechanic lets you access surprising places you've always dreamed of reaching.Tellyport is a first-person puzzle game created by 19 students.What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
What a beautiful game, all the design choices were well thought out and the art direction is very fun to look at! Never a dull moment! I just wish I could play more!!1 found this helpful
save for the performance issues, i genuinely enjoyed this little puzzle game. very cute and worth picking up - it IS free, after all!
An extremely short relatively simple puzzle game that you can easily clear in under 30 minutes but has outstanding production quality. I kinda wish it were longer with more playtime but seeing as it's a student project I can understand why the scope was kept so small. Also runs really well, only issue I ran into was a major frame drop that was caused by a physics object that freaked out a little and that cleared up as soon as I finished that stage.
very short and simple game would have apricated it being explained why sometimes cubes changed gravity when going through a portal and sometimes dont still a great game!
Really great small little puzzle game !
Nice and cute puzzle game, some thinking required which is always appriciated
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