Tenfold Loop

Doesn’t bring anything new to the genre, but this is still a decent anomaly game in a school hallway. There have been several trends in gaming. You've got precision platformers where a single mistake may ruin your entire progress, hidden object games where you seek for kittens, backrooms, horde survivals, and now the anomalous genre. I don't think I'm tired of them yet. What I enjoy is that if you've played a similar game before, you'll know how to play it without having to look at tutorials. In short, you walk through a location that constantly repeats or loops. This time, you have a typical school hallway with a few doors, paintings, objects, and a kid going down it. The goal is to find a barely noticeable or very obvious deviation or anomaly. If something is wrong, you must exit by the same door you entered. If everything appears to be in order, you can proceed forward. The game ends when you complete 10 loops successfully. The game has over 30 anomalies. Although there is a number that keeps track of how many anomalies you discovered, you do not get to see a complete list of them. This complicates some sequences because you can see nothing wrong yet still fail. There are on…

Absolutely worth the price. Short but very nice game! I still haven't found all anomalies but I already want more! I'd definitely recommend it. Not too hard but not too easy either. Be wary of the yellow ducks ... and the lasers :)