
⚠️VR-only. Your mic is recording. Your actions too.⚠️ Infiltrate a retro space station. Get trapped in a time loop. Your past copies will replay every word you said and every mistake you made. You're the team. You're also the problem.
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Welcome to UnLoop – the most chaotic VR game out there. You need a highly coordinated squad to survive this space station. The catch? YOU ARE THAT SQUAD.
Every time the loop resets, your replica is left behind to repeat your exact physical movements, gestures, and voice in real-time. Yell instructions at your future-self, flip off your uncooperative past-self, and desperately try not to step on your own toes.

Ever wanted to argue with a room full of people who all sound exactly like you? You’ve come to the right place. After a few loops, you will be surrounded by your own past-copies, all screaming the same expletives at each other. They all disagree with you. And worst of all... they are technically correct.
It’s chaotic, it’s loud, and yes – the voices in your head are entirely real.

Ruined the timeline? Didn’t catch a crucial item? No problem. Just raise your laser gun, shoot yourself, and instantly reset the loop. Or shoot your copy who made a bad throw, you are the original one anyway!
Death isn't a failure here. It's just a tactical undo button.

Every puzzle is solved by coordinating with your past actions. Which sounds brilliant, until you realize your past-self had no idea what they were doing either.
Experience the sheer, unadulterated ego trip of figuring things out all by yourself. When you finally spend 15 minutes coordinating three of your past-copies just to pass a single keycard through a door, you’ll feel like an absolute mastermind solving the mysteries of the universe.
We’ll let you have that. You’re welcome!
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Russian, Simplified Chinese
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 55 reviews with recorded playtime.
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positive critical· bar length = how often the theme comes up
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If Portal 2 had its own vr equivalent then this would be it. If Portal 2 had GLaDOS, then this one has you. Edit: just realised this is an Estonian project. Well done Baltic brothers!
The dumber you are the funnier the game is
Great idea for a game, but needs some work. There needs to be better options for seated players. There should be some easier keycard pickup options or abilities. The card is hard to get off the ground sometimes. Some graphics options would be great. Character customization would be a great feature.
I recommend this to anyone with mental disorders... cause it will make it worse... and thats the point
I bought the game on the summer sale after seeing clips online and really liking the concept, but due to button based turning only being snappy with no option to make it smoother, I started feeling motion sick only a few puzzles in. I really enjoy the concept, but until this is there's a way to turn smoothly when using buttons/trackpads, I can't play it. Edit: I managed to find the smooth turning option, which helped with the motion sickness quite a bit. This is an amazing game, and I recommend it to anyone interested in how a timeloop can help you solve puzzles.
An hour into the game so far so far loving it, I do get frame rate issue though whilst playing and it gets to the point of multiple instances of me which gets frustrating and the keycards on the floor get annoying to pick up and putting them in the readers I think the interaction distance needs to be increased other than that I love the game so far.
i had a 30 second long argument with me, myself, i, the 30 second goblin, gerald from accounting, springtrap, and probably someone else about how a friend of mine is either awesome or the third world war.' 10/10 would hate myself again.
I HATE MY TEAMMATES!!!!!!
I like the puzzles and it actually took my time to get my head around them (unlike some other puzzle games) People think this game is just "Youtuber slop" but it isn't. It's actually entertaining hearing yourself ramble about how "I KNOW EVERYTHING!" and then getting immediately shot by a clone who says "No you don't you dumb mutt." The only gripes I have with this game are: [list] [*]The lack of a colourblind friendly keycards. My boyfriend was playing the game and found that the green cards confused him, due to the ports looking yellow and I had to help him. Adding a pattern/number or a shape to the cards and reader would be really useful. [*]The left handed mode also inverts the control sticks. This is a small user experience gripe and I know that some people like this, but most people would prefer it like every other VR game, where the left stick always moves. Adding options for which control stick does movement and which does turning, would be helpful. [*]Finally, I also played on vive wands (for comparison with index controllers), and found the game is [i]very[/i] sensitive to movement. It should only register movement when the track pads are clicked. [/list] I really like this game, but these issues make it annoying to play, or in the case of vive wands, unplayable. I'd still recommend this game to anyone though, and I hope the team at Superposition NULL finds this review helpful!
Amazing game, so immersive and easy to get used to that when I came out of VR, I started expecting to be reset back to a previous point every couple minutes only to see a previous copy of myself. I tried to hand a glass of water to the air, and half expected to be able to pick it up in a later try as I did. Safe to say, the glass of water hit the floor and made a mess. Wonderful! 10/10 game. Made me question IRL too..
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