

UnLoop
Superposition NULL · 2025 · VR, Singleplayer, Funny, Time Manipulation, Puzzle
PC
Very Positive100% · 142
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About UnLoop
Welcome to UnLoop – the most chaotic VR self-coop out there. You need a highly coordinated squad to survive this space station. The catch? You are that squad. Every time the loop resets, your replica is left behind to repeat your exact physical movements, gestures, and voice in real-time. Yell instructions at your future-self, flip off your uncooperative past-self, and desperately try not to step on your own toes.
Ever wanted to argue with a room full of people who all sound exactly like you? You’ve come to the right place. After a few loops, you will be surrounded by your own past-copies, all screaming the same expletives at each other. They all disagree with you. And worst of all... they are technically correct.It’s chaotic, it’s loud, and yes – the voices in your head are entirely real.Ruined the timeline? Didn’t catch a crucial item? No problem. Just raise your laser gun, shoot yourself, and instantly reset the loop. Or shoot your copy who made a bad throw, you are the original one anyway!Death isn't a failure here. It's just a tactical undo button.Every puzzle is solved by coordinating with your past actions. Which sounds brilliant, until you realize your past-self had no idea what they were doing either.Experience the sheer, unadulterated ego trip of figuring things out all by yourself. When you finally spend 15 minutes coordinating three of your past-copies just to pass a single keycard through a door, you’ll feel like an absolute mastermind solving the mysteries of the universe.We’ll let you have that. You’re welcome!
Ever wanted to argue with a room full of people who all sound exactly like you? You’ve come to the right place. After a few loops, you will be surrounded by your own past-copies, all screaming the same expletives at each other. They all disagree with you. And worst of all... they are technically correct.It’s chaotic, it’s loud, and yes – the voices in your head are entirely real.Ruined the timeline? Didn’t catch a crucial item? No problem. Just raise your laser gun, shoot yourself, and instantly reset the loop. Or shoot your copy who made a bad throw, you are the original one anyway!Death isn't a failure here. It's just a tactical undo button.Every puzzle is solved by coordinating with your past actions. Which sounds brilliant, until you realize your past-self had no idea what they were doing either.Experience the sheer, unadulterated ego trip of figuring things out all by yourself. When you finally spend 15 minutes coordinating three of your past-copies just to pass a single keycard through a door, you’ll feel like an absolute mastermind solving the mysteries of the universe.We’ll let you have that. You’re welcome!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Drove me to seek out therapy after shooting 15 of my 87 clones in the future to prevent 41 of them killing myself in the past because 32 of them killed myself in the present. H e l p.2 found this helpful
i have killed myself more times than i can count, yet i am very much not suicidal. 10/10
i hate myself now, 10/10
Never knew having multiple existential crises could be this fun, 10/10 among the best VR puzzle games where you can literally laugh and/or yell at your stupid past self without them ever knowing :)
This is a really great puzzle game in of itself but the fact it saves your mic in your clones is genius. Every puzzle I'm always making back and forth jokes between myself like doing the "Pull the lever, Kronk"! bit as one of my iterative clones, then the clone after that will go "why do we even have that lever"? I love it. Puzzles itself are pretty good too, but man the comedy factor of my back and forth banter carries this game for me.
Lots of fun! It was fairly quick to play through the whole thing, but lots of fun. Great concept and twist on a brand new idea! Love it and looking forward to more levels.
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