Loopsters

[h1]Price throws me for a loop, the length of the game and lack of SFX stuns me even harder[/h1] I have the honor of being the first review of this game, so I'll try to be as critical as possible I'll preface this review by saying the price tag is a steal, and not in a good way. I got this game in a giveaway, so for me, this wasn't a detriment for trying the game, but for $7 USD, the buyer expects a certain level of quality and polish, especially when it's targeted for up to 6 friends. The bad points surface upon starting the game. To talk about art and music, first I gotta talk about the studio. Hoodie Games is a legit mobile game developer, looking at their website, and most of their games they make are based on other popular ones, which is not a bad thing (this one resembles chained together, for example). The "mobile game" art style (or look, however you want to call it) seeps through, and I immediately felt it when the main menu didn't have a 'quit game' button. The art in itself is not bad, and I don't have prejudice against mobile games, being a phone gamer as well, but the lack of a soundtrack (the only BGM is the wind) and other SFX for jumping, walking, dying, and gett…