UnLoop

i screamed at myself because i was in a call with a friend, he said 67, i then yelled "no 67!" before realizing in horror that it was my second loop and saying "oh god now i'm gonna say 67 every time" my friends watching my stream died of laughter every time they heard that loop say that 10/10 will play again my only bit of criticism so far is that the catching of items thrown by a clone feels a bit difficult and it seems to be inconsistent between loops, if that could be addressed at some point it would greatly improve the feel of the game in my opinion

This was pretty fun to go through, using your past actions to help complete a puzzle is something that i haven't seen done in VR yet, and this game managed to make that work really nicely especially with allowing you to use your microphone so you can hear yourself try to figure it out. I did have some frustration when the turrets started to become an obstacle in the puzzles though, but that's probably just a me issue. There are a few problems that happened to me, like sometimes your past self doesn't always sync up correctly (mainly when picking up, catching, and placing items like keycards and batteries), and some achievements don't pop up even though you obviously did them (like the 3rd and 4th area completion achievements, at least as of typing this right now for me), but it was pretty fun, and the story also had me interested whenever it was in the spotlight.

biggest headache I've gotten 10/10

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..

Past me is an idiot and it's future me's problem. However, I am both and I'm pissed at myself.

I completely understand people comparing this to Portal in VR, it uses the VR mechanics so well and you enjoy that eureka moment but then you end up berating your past selves for doing something stupid which slows you down.

If you have a VR headset you owe it to yourself to play this one

Amazing game so far i hope the devs add the ability to snatch cards from your prior self as drop catching is kinda finicky

Do you hate yourself? Do you love yourself? Do you want to play with yourself? Do you want to rely on yourself to properly solve several different puzzles in a timeloop together? Well this game will fill that every need.

UnLoop ist für mich ein richtig sympathischer VR-Puzzler mit einer starken Grundidee: Die Rätsel löst ihr nicht allein, sondern gemeinsam mit euren eigenen Klonen. Diese wiederholen nicht nur eure Bewegungen, sondern sogar eure Stimme. Genau diese Mechanik macht den besonderen Reiz des Spiels aus. Das Ganze fühlt sich kreativ, manchmal herrlich chaotisch und vor allem dann besonders lustig an, wenn der geplante Ablauf nicht sofort funktioniert. Gerade am Anfang kann es etwas verwirrend werden, wenn plötzlich mehrere Versionen von euch durch den Raum laufen und gleichzeitig mitreden. Doch genau daraus entstehen viele der humorvollsten Momente. Die Rätsel sind clever gestaltet und die einzelnen Räume angenehm überschaubar. Grafisch ist UnLoop zwar kein VR-Hochglanz-Blockbuster, präsentiert sich aber sauber und zweckmäßig. Während meines Spiels gab es weder störendes Flackern noch auffällige technische Aussetzer. Insgesamt ist UnLoop ein cleverer, unterhaltsamer und angenehm eigenständiger VR-Titel. Auch das Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis passt für mich. Wer VR-Rätsel, kreative Spielmechaniken und ein wenig kontrolliertes Chaos mag, sollte sich das Spiel definitiv anschauen. Fazit: Mir gefällt der Titel – eine originelle VR-Erfahrung, die besonders durch ihre Klon-Mechanik und ihren natürlichen Humor überzeugt. 🎥 Mein Video zu UnLoop: https://youtu.be/sARxpxjBnuo