- November 24, 2020
- Aidan Strong
- 1h median play time
Loop
Platforms
About
"Loop" is a comedic first-person game where players complete laps around a test track, inspired by "The Stanley Parable" and "Portal." The full release offers new content, bug fixes, and quality of life updates, based on the award-winning Ludum Dare 47 submission. Players will experience a humorous and confusing journey as they repeat the looped track.



- The game is humorous and entertaining, especially with the narrator's funny commentary.
- It's a unique and simple concept that can provide a few laughs, making it a decent time killer.
- The game is free, which makes it accessible for anyone looking for a light-hearted experience.
- The gameplay becomes repetitive and boring after a short time, with little content beyond the initial experience.
- Many players felt that the game lacks depth and meaningful engagement, especially after the first few minutes.
- The achievements and gameplay mechanics can feel tedious, requiring players to wait for timers or complete excessive loops for minimal payoff.
humor
16 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe humor in the game is largely driven by a funny narrator and absurd situations, eliciting laughter and enjoyment from players during their short playtime. While many found the comedic elements engaging, some noted that the humor can become repetitive and may not appeal to everyone, especially if players are focused on completing the game quickly. Overall, the game offers a lighthearted experience, reminiscent of titles like "The Stanley Parable," but with varying degrees of comedic success.
“The narrator was so funny!”
“It made me laugh, and though it's not complex, I had a fun time playing.”
“A first-person walking simulator with hilarious narrated situations that often leave you confused.”