Indigo Loop

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"Indigo Loop" is, ugh. It took me a while to try to work out how to play this, because, well, I thought maybe there would be some personal reward for understanding a "new" type of game. And also, because the only other reviews for this are from joke/spam accounts that just post empty reviews or translate the developers own sales blurb into Turkish (yeah I don't know why that is supposed to help gamers to decide whether to download a game or not). And you as a gamer have a right to know why you and everyone else on Steam completely ignored this. Anyway, none of it was worthwhile. What do you do in the game? Yes, unlike every other review for this, and unlike even the developers own sales blurb, I can tell you what you do in the game. Here it is... are you ready? Sitting down? Actually it doesn't matter because this is so boring it won't shock anyone. There's a couple of game modes (just to make a pointless game pointlessly convoluted). All of them revolve around this premise: You are given a bunch of cards with integer values on them. Click on them as quick as you can to get them to add up to 15. Outside of some pointless complexities added, that's all there is to this. …

[h1]Before I played Indigo Loop, I had a small pp, no friends, no gf, depression, and no life. These things havent changed, but the game is pretty good[/h1]