Loop Hero’s content is varied, with over fifty different tile pieces you’ll be able to place around the looped world during your adventure. It puts the player in control of the map in a unique way, and allows you to create a loop that grants your hero the power they’ll need before the final boss of the chapter spawns. Being able to place cards that spawn enemies around that tile, or place buildings that help the hero around every corner, makes Loop Hero stand out to me. At first, your hero will spend their time on the loop fighting off a few monsters and then finding themselves right where they left off.Īfter each loop, the player is given a set of cards that allow them to modify the loop as they see fit. Your adventure in Loop Hero begins on a small randomized road that starts and ends at a campground.

With roguelike features and pixel graphics, it’s not exactly an unfamiliar sight on Steam, but Loop Hero offers enough unique mechanics and ideas to set itself apart. Loop Hero has enough content to make each loop a unique expedition for any hero gamer.

With a few updates during June of 2021, the developers added even more features, bringing the game back to the 50k+ players it had on release. Not only did Loop Hero deliver on its promises, but the developers didn’t stop once the game was officially released. Knowing how much content an Early Access game will end up having is hard to predict, but the developers over at Four Quarters had a 2015 hit in the release of Please, Don’t Touch Anything, so they’d earned some trust by the time of their 2021 Early Access release of Loop Hero.

Loop hero town layout