Artistically, it’s a well-made visual novel with strong visuals and atmosphere. However, I completely lost interest after getting the first two endings. But I continued playing to earn all achievements.

Replaying the game felt repetitive, going through the same scenes and watching the same two jumpscares over and over quickly became tedious. There isn’t enough new content or meaningful variation between choices to really justify multiple playthroughs, which makes the experience feel stretched thin.

In my opinion, games like this would work better as free-to-play titles, especially given how short the overall experience is and how limited the content feels.

Loop//Error is an indie psychological horror visual novel with an incredibly creepy and oppressive atmosphere.

The game is made in the style of analog horror - more specifically, Lost Media. According to the story, these events were once shared on an old forum that no longer exists, and the game seeks to reconstruct the lost records of a user named GasGuy87, who went to a gas station late at night… and encountered something inexplicable. Since the story was rewritten many times, multiple versions of the events exist. That’s why the game features four endings, each reflecting a different interpretation of what really happened.

The game itself is short but extremely atmospheric. Nice artwork and great sound design that heightens the tension. Definitely a hidden gem.

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