
A narrative incremental game where you're trapped in a time loop: survive, level up skills, and automate tasks across multiple worlds.
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Loopbound is a narrative incremental game where you play as a traveller trapped in a time loop. Each cycle brings you a little closer to unravelling the mystery of your existence as you explore different eras and dimensions and make choices that shape your path.
In each cycle you gather resources, face decay and survival, and unlock new actions and worlds. What you achieve in one cycle carries over to the next, so each run takes you further. The story unfolds through the places you visit and the events you encounter along the way.
Key features:
Loops with persistent progression: Die, respawn, and try again; permanent upgrades and unlocked automation carry over between cycles.
Survival and decay: Manage hunger, poison, and resources; time and your actions affect your condition and your options.
Multiple worlds: Journey through different worlds, each with its own rules and possibilities.
Skill system: Level up skills that speed up actions and unlock new options.
Automation: After repeating tasks manually, you can automate them to progress while you plan your next move.
Integrated narrative: The story is built from world states, events, and the choices you make in each loop.
Cloud save: Your save syncs with Steam Cloud so you can continue on another device.
If you like incrementals with story and a touch of survival, Loopbound invites you to live the loop again and again until you discover what lies behind it.
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Languages: English, Spanish - Spain, French, German, Simplified Chinese, Portuguese - Brazil
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It's a game heavily inspired by Increlution, if you've played that, you know what this is. I think the dev themselves are a fan of Increlution too so that's awesome. The dev is also very involved in the community. Just remember, before you buy, it's an EA, so it's not finished yet. The game does have its shortcomings, and I do feel some areas could be worked more - as well as also introduce more areas. On the other hand, it's still like, 0.5.10 or something, so there's bound to be more gameplay. Anyway, I just wanted to leave my own review, this is one of those games that you cannot say an objective single "yes" or "no", it's "yes if you liked Increlution - but no if you don't like time-loop-related idlers", or "not yet if you are afraid your saves might get reset - but yes if you wait for a more stable version". Also keep in mind that this is *inspired* by Increlution, it's *not* that game. It's its own game. Anyway, hope the dev makes more stuff in the future, so I'm supporting this.
if you like increlution, you will like this game
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