this is the best game i played so far this year and we already in calendar week 1

Spent half my time playing this watching that Minecraft vid, it's pretty interesting tbh! ...Ok, but in all seriousness... The game looked pretty boring from the trailer, but after reading the reviews before this one, I was convinced the game would be a decent buy. Now... I was SORTA right, but mostly wrong, and was right about it being boring from the start. I gotta be honest, the game was only decently fun for the first 5-10 minutes. So basically, for that first 5-10 minutes, all that's really to do is to walk around constantly in the given loop whilst the narrator spews out random jokes and references (which are actually pretty cool, lol). But after that, you've basically seen all that the game has to offer and will probably be tempted to just exit out and never play again, like me. At the same time though, I'm in some sense of the word an achievement hunter, and knowing there was an achievement for waiting for that hour timer to run out, I knew I had to just try it, and then... I...

[6th of November 2020] I ran in a circle for 8 hours. Might be doing this a bit more because why not? [17th of december 2020] This is getting out of hand... My play time raised to over 2 hours per day. Also I'm neglecting my social life.. Something about it is just... enchanting.

Well worth the prices; nice and short.

This game wants to sound funny like The Stanley Parable, but it's more of a waist of time even at it's low cost. If it just had a little more to it. It lacks any purpose, but to waist your time. They could have done so much more with it. Ideas off the top of my head: have that message board display different funny messages. The photo on the wall could change each time you pass it and never repeat. While clicking the food/spam dispenser like crazy one different item could come out. If you go around fifty times the loop suddenly spirals upward to the roof. If you jump 7 times in a row the color of the walls change. And so on. It could have been much better.

my pea brain is very entertained by walking in circles for an hour

This was my very first game to play on Steam, mainly to test capabilities of my new laptop. This is a pointless yet interesting game. The commentary was very entertaining. Not bad for a random, but cheap, game. I have read that the developer has many other fun and random games like this one. I plan on checking them all out since this game was enjoyable.

Short, Simple, Sarcastic, and does kind of become redundant but nonetheless liked it and I will recommend it! 8/10

Loop is a comedy walking simulator, where you need to laps around a loop. The first 10 - 15 minutes of the game is all right, adding new things and do it's job. The game looks all right and the music is all right too. Controls are simple to play with. However the biggest issue with this one, is that it lacks of content after 15 minutes. Jokes didn't hit that hard for me and not many things happens. I got all of the achievements and I don't think it was worth it to me. I also need to mention the narrator's voice, which is a bit low quality. I wouldn't care in general, but it is sounds bad. The game basically traps itself in it's own idea, and can't add anything else to work with, the dev could have made it more and not just a "half an hour "wonder""... and yes, I understand this is a cheap indie title, but I still didn't had much fun with, so I can't quite recommend this one.

Loop is a waste of time, and that's the whole point. The problem is that wasting time without content doesn't make for interesting gameplay or a good message about the games medium. The entire point seems to be that video games and trying to unlock Easter Eggs are a waste of time. Gameplay is exactly what you see in the trailer. You walk in a circle until the 60 minute clock on the wall ticks down to 0. Each time you complete a loop, the narrator pipes in. Sometimes the narrator drops an object. The above sounds pretty neat, yeah? Like Stanley Parable in one room. That seems to be the concept, but everything that made Stanley Parable special was lost in translation. The narrator is just kind of there. He's not really upset about you playing the game past where he wanted nor is he exacerbated or excited about your progress. He's present but he's not really funny or annoying or anything. He is the diet soda of walking simulator narrators... until he decides to leave the game. At some...