
A time-bending puzzle game about working with - and against - your past selves. Subvert the rules of time travel, dodge paradoxes, and find a way to escape the loop.
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Loophole is a grid-based puzzle game about exploiting the rules of time travel.
Explore a mysterious labyrinth on the brink of destruction. With explosions just a few tiles away, use time machines to turn back the clock and escape into past.
Your past selves - the actions you just performed - will be waiting. Will they help you or hurt you? That's for you to decide. After all, they're just you.
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Languages: English, Simplified Chinese, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Swedish, French, Italian, German, Traditional Chinese
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IT WAS VERY HARD
Awesome short puzzle game. Utilizes all of its mechanics for all they're worth. My favorite is probably the one where you have to imitate your past self for your other past self to avoid creating a paradox.
拜托了,另一个我…… *难度适中 *没有重置之后撤回的防呆功能有点让人略微不适
One of the most creative puzzle games out there
相当优秀,难度适中,设计精良,没啥好说的就是好玩 :D
All of these mechanics fit perfectly to the main mechanic! I also like the level design, its hard, but not to difficult... and also it hurts my brain I recomend it!
in this game, you do seemingly random actions so your future self can pass. in this game, you use smokes and mirrors so your past self thinks everything is going how it's supposed to be. in this game, you hide from yourself so you can pass through unseen. in this game, you drug yourself so you don't notice the paradox. in this game, after taking drugs you try to break a wall with your head because future you will figure out how to make you do the actual thing you need. funniest game with no dialogue i ever played the only thing i don't like is that the last mechanic is less interesting thematically
I like this game it has great puzzles but (and it might just be my computer) it doesn't properly close, according to steam it's stopping but it doesn't stop stopping like it just stays on that screen and I can't play again
this game is tricky but the way the time travel works is really cool but the start of the game had a tiny bit of lag but its prob just my pc
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