Games UnLoop
Action ∙ Adventure ∙ Puzzle ∙ ShooterUnLoop is a retro-futuristic VR puzzle game built around self-cooperative time loop mechanics. As a spy infiltrating a remote space station, you encounter a temporal phenomenon that creates copies of yourself each loop, replaying your past actions in real time. Learning to work with your past selves and use the loop to your advantage becomes the only way forward.
Your mission: solve puzzles, retrieve critical data from the station, and uncover the source of the time loop.
Key Features
🔸Solve mind-bending temporal puzzles by mastering self-cooperation. Your copies repeat previous actions in real time, so planning ahead and synchronising with your past selves is key. The loop adds a fourth dimension to puzzle solving as you learn to think with time as well as space.
🔸Harness the power of VR to physically interact with the world and your copies. Get ready to dodge lasers, throw objects, even record voice notes for your future self; and when you mess up, UnLoop and rewrite the timeline. New mechanics are regularly introduced and combined in unexpected ways to keep you thinking on your feet. 🔸Explore the Temporal Research Hub, an atompunk space station with a slick spy-movie atmosphere, and untangle its secrets. Progress through various sectors of the station, such as the Asset Assembly factory and the mysterious Nexus Frame, and puzzle together a story that continues with each new update.
| comfort | ⦾ Comfortable |
| age rating | 13+ Teen |
| storage | 0.9 GB |
| website | cm.games |
| developer | Superposition NULL |
| publisher | CM Games |
| connection | Internet not required |
| app version | 1.0.4.1047 |
| languages |
English ∙ Chinese ∙ French ∙ German ∙ Italian ∙ Russian ∙ Spanish
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Price History
- base price $24.99 from Aug 27
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lowest discount
$19.99 (preorder)
Aug 27 -Sep 5
Bundles 1
Reviews 19
Now You're Thinking With Yourself!
If you're a fan of puzzle games like Portal, you're going to love this.
Not only will you be using you, yourself and other yous, you'll get to communicate with your future/past selves whilst you do it to coordinate your efforts in solving the puzzles.
Great puzzles, great mechanics, great game!
It’s really fun but maybe a bit to broke
Ever time a clone throws a card it has a good chance to just disappear mid air so then the next clone that’s so post to grab it is walking around with nothing so counter in that you sometime replay the throwing part over and over while finishing the rest of the puzzle this happens a lot
My Favourite Game Of 2025
I have played a lot of clone games on Quest and PSVR but this is by far the best. The game itself is fun and tricky, but having 20, 30, 40 or even 50 copies of yourself running around helping, shooting, taking and getting each others way is one of the highlights of all my many years in VR. Highy recommended for all VR players and a great game for first timers to see something that can ONLY be done in VR.
Great game but...
I like the game. I like the idea of the game. There is one thing though. This could be me just being picky but I feel like the player animations needs a bit of polish. I'm not calling it ugly or anything but, for example, when you raise your hands and look at the clone, its shoulder is clipping and your running animation is unchanged no matter what direction you move. As well as the ragdoll physics for when a clone dies is just... unsatisfying. I don't see anyone talking about this so this is probably me being picky. The game is new too so... Sorry to the Devolpers if this too picky.
Co-op puzzle game with yourself 🧩
I absolutely love this game. Once I first started, I found it very difficult to stop playing. It’s one of those “just one more loop” kind of game. I love the puzzle aspect and find myself giggling at my previous selves’ chatter (and being able to smack them lol). I struggled with throwing objects a lot but the game is still worthy of five stars. Very clever puzzle game! Highly recommended!
Simply awesome. So much fun!
I played this for about 30 minutes and I am hooked! Only thing that stopped me from playing more was the battery running on it. Jumping back in as soon as it's charged!