Anomaly Loop

About

In "Anomaly Loop," you wake up in a mysterious, endless location and must carefully observe your surroundings to find a way out. You're instructed to turn back if you find any anomalies, but if you don't, you should keep moving forward. Be cautious of red rooms, as they may hold secrets to your escape. This game is inspired by "Exit 8" and aims to provide a more complex and engaging experience.

Genres & Tags

Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

80%

Audience ScoreBased on 40 reviews

graphics4 positive mentions

replayability3 negative mentions

The game offers a fun and engaging experience, especially for fans of the anomaly genre, with challenging anomalies and a unique red room mechanic.
Graphics are appealing, and the game runs well on various platforms, including PC and Steam Deck.
It has good replay potential and is enjoyable as a couch-coop game, making it a great choice for playing with friends.

Some anomalies can be frustratingly difficult to find, and the game can feel repetitive and lacking in depth.
The graphics may not be optimized for all settings, leading to a less than ideal visual experience for some players.
Certain gameplay elements, like the timed challenges and red anomalies, can be confusing and may detract from the overall enjoyment.

graphics
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics of the game are described as realistic and visually appealing, providing an enjoyable experience, especially for a "spot the anomaly" gameplay style. However, some users noted that the graphics are not well optimized, and the bright visuals in certain chambers may not be suitable for all players. Overall, while the graphics can be impressive, they may require adjustments for optimal performance.
- “Very great amazing anomaly game with realistic graphics.”
- “Graphics didn't seem optimized but I was able to play this on my PC (above suggested specs) on low settings and it still looked pretty great.”
- “Graphics didn't seem optimized, but I was able to play this on my PC (above suggested specs) on low settings, and it still looked pretty great.”
- “I had an incredible experience playing this anomaly game with its realistic graphics.”
optimization
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's graphics are reported to lack optimization, yet players with PCs exceeding the recommended specifications can still enjoy a visually appealing experience on low settings.
- “Graphics didn't seem optimized, but I was able to play this on my PC (above suggested specs) on low settings, and it still looked pretty great.”
- “The graphics didn't seem optimized, but I was able to play this on my PC (above suggested specs) on low settings, and it still looked pretty great.”
replayability
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Replayability is viewed as limited for some players, though those who enjoy exploring different anomalies and uncovering hidden elements, like the red rooms, may find more value in revisiting the game. Overall, it seems to cater more to dedicated fans of the genre.
- “I'm not sure if I personally find much replay value in it, but I'm sure if you're really into this and enjoy discovering different anomalies and all the red rooms, it's probably good for that.”
- “I don't see much reason to replay the game after finishing it once; the experience feels pretty linear and doesn't offer new content on subsequent playthroughs.”
- “After completing the game, I felt like there was little incentive to go back. The lack of varied outcomes or branching paths really diminishes its replayability.”