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The Loopler is out, and its dangerously simple idea is watching a tiny car break mathematics
The Loopler initially looks like a toy someone forgot to put away. A tiny car drives around a figure-eight track, again and again. Then one gate adds fuel, a card triggers a multiplier, a charm duplicates an effect, a ghost car appears and the score begins using numbers that bear little resemblance to where the run started. Released on Steam on September 11, Mheep's small project understands the modern appeal of numbers going up. Its smartest decision is removing the driving so nothing distracts from the system.