
Loop One: Demo
Record loops with drones and robots by hand, to build up an efficient automated factory in this physics-based VR game.
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About Loop One: Demo
Loop One: Done is a VR automation game where you record loops with drones and robots to build an efficient automated factory. Or just make a big mess, it's up to you.
This demo includes the initial facilities in the game (iron production), but you can play it as long as you want.
♾️ Record loops using drones and industrial robots to automate your factory
(All facilities in the video is not available in the demo)
🏭 Build factories to convert materials into better and better products
Build a server tower and populate it with cleanroom factories on each floor (only available in the full game)
Strike through = (only available in the full game)
Loop One Done has 4 modes 2 modes:
Campaign - Go through the storylines and unlock each facility at a time
Freeplay - Use the techtree to unlock facilities in your own way
Sandbox - No cost. No missions. No stress. Everything is unlocked from the beginning
(only available in the full game)C.A.T - Community Authored Levels with high scores and a level builder in VR
Features
🎯 2h+ campaign mode ~1h campaign mode
♾️ Freeplay and infinite sandbox mode
🕑 Weekly challenges
🏭 50+ facilities 6 facilities + different kinds of conveyor belts
🪨 30+ materials 5 materials
⏺️ 3 recordable items 2 recordable items (drones and industrial robots)
💾 Extensive save system with multiple save slots
🎮 Physics-driven gameplay - infinite solutions - very fun!
🎨 In-game Level Editor with leaderboards
🏆 Achievements that unlock toys and decorations to place in the world
Built with 💜 by Jonas Sandstedt, Ojsan Studio
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Loop One: Demo reviews
100% positive reviews all-time.
System requirements
Minimum
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: 10
- Processor: AMD Ryzen 9 4900HS
- Graphics: Nvidia GTX 2060
- Storage: 850 MB available space
- VR Support: OpenXR, requires motion controllers
- Additional Notes: Tested on Valve Index, Meta Quest, HP Reverb G2 (with the Oasis driver) and HTC Vive (Wands works but are a bit sensitive currently)
Recommended
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system

