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Loopers

Loopers

|Japan|Simulator, Visual Novel

8.7 /10

Aww Great!

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1.1k ratings
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Why play it

Loopers is a kinetic novel made by Ryukishi07 in collaboration with the visual novel studio Key.

Story and worldbuilding

Let's set out to find a real treasure! Tyler is a high school student who is obsessed with geocaching, a GPS-based treasure hunting game. One day during summer vacation, Tyler and her friends get drawn into a mysterious incident while out treasure-hunting. The real and imagined become interconnected. Thoughts are thrown into chaos. Tomorrow becomes today. Swallowed up by a time vortex, they are trapped in a never-ending time loop, repeating "today" again and again. Then they meet other "loopers." Simon, the leader, and the mysterious girl Mia. If they join forces, will they be able to break out from this eternal prison...?

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Rating momentum

Aww Great!: 8.7/10 across 1.1k ratings. Word of mouth is strong — if you like the genre, go for it.

Play style

Leans into Simulator, Visual Novel, Adventure — a quick read on whether that fantasy matches what you usually enjoy.

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GameBlastJuliana Paiva Zapparoli · 1 Jul, 2023
9/10

Even with some narrative cliches and elements that could have been further explored in the plot, Loopers is an extremely beautiful and competent visual novel in its audiovisual and textual aspects, and it has a wide variety of configurations to make it more comfortable for reading. It's hard not to get emotional with the story that, despite being short, resonates a lot with bits of our daily life.

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