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A closed-circle mystery visual novel where twelve people are trapped in a secluded mansion and a string of murders begins. Read from Remi’s point of view as you slowly piece together the truth through his thoughts and conversations. Linear, text-focused, Japanese/English supported.
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This demo version lets you play from the beginning of LOOP THE LOOP: The Mansion of Gluttony up to the end of Chapter 1, which is the first of the game’s six chapters.
LOOP THE LOOP -The Mansion of Gluttony is a closed-circle mystery visual novel in which twelve people are trapped inside a Western-style mansion with no visible entrance or exit and drawn into a series of murders, gradually uncovering both the truth behind the killings and the true nature of the “Mansion” itself.
You read the story from the point of view of the protagonist, Remi, following his conversations and inner monologue as he gradually approaches the truth.
Endless, dull days.
“I wish I could escape from this world.”
High school second-year Remi is a boy who harbors that kind of quiet wish.
One day, when he opens his eyes, he finds himself in another world.
A strange, dreamlike mansion where “you can have anything you want.”
Welcomed by eleven others who have been gathered there just like him,
Remi spends his time in carefree happiness.
“Maybe I really can live here as a new version of myself.”
It feels like those peaceful, pleasant days will go on forever.
However, that illusion comes to an abrupt end one day—
Genre: Text-focused mystery / suspense visual novel
Estimated play time: about 8–12 hours to read the full text (depends on your reading speed)
Format:
A linear visual novel with no choices. You simply read to the end.
The story progresses toward a single ending and concludes once you finish reading.
Controls:
Advance the text and read the story using your mouse or keyboard.
Save / Load:
You can save and load at almost any point to pause and resume freely.
The game also auto-saves at each chapter transition.
Extras:
After clearing the game, a gallery (Sound Test and CG List) will be unlocked.
In the English version, you can access an in-game Culture Note that explains Japanese cultural terms, honorifics, food, and other references that appear in the story, making it easier to follow the setting without breaking the flow of reading.
Although there are no choices or branching routes, this is a type of game where you read the characters’ conversations and actions and naturally piece together the truth for yourself as you go.
There is no voice acting. This is intended for players who enjoy taking their time with text and music.
Twelve people with very different personalities are gathered together in the Mansion.
Remi – A book-loving second-year high school boy and the protagonist of the story. Quiet, observant, and easily swept along by others.
Saeki – CEO of a well-known start-up company. The first person to arrive at the Mansion.
Carin – A freelance web designer. Bright, considerate, and the natural mood-maker of the group.
Takuto – A self-proclaimed ordinary office worker. Always joking around and goofing off, but sharp when it counts.
Kaede – The daughter of a traditional tea ceremony family. Calm and composed, trying her best to act like the mature voice of reason.
Yuki – A 19-year-old woman with a mild, laid-back personality. Enjoys crochet and baking sweets.
Kai – A young man who works at his family’s greengrocer. A reliable big-brother type who looks after everyone.
Luca – A first-year high school boy. Serious and intelligent; he quickly becomes the person Remi can talk to most easily.
Aki – A gifted artist who mostly shuts himself in his room, drawing. Speaks very little and remains shrouded in mystery.
Erika – A third-year middle school girl. Cheerful, competitive, and bursting with energy.
Jay – A guitarist. Acts tough and foul-mouthed, but is more kind-hearted than he lets on.
Aya – A first-year university student. Quiet and distant at first glance, she keeps others at arm’s length while hiding her true interests.
Japanese
English
You can switch languages from the title screen at any time.
Whether you want to enjoy the original Japanese text or read the story in English, you can play the same content in either language.
This game contains the following kinds of content:
Depictions of character death
Murder scenes
Blood
There are horror elements and scenes with psychological tension.
There is no explicit sexual content or graphic splatter, but the subject matter may be sensitive or distressing for some players.
In Japan, LOOP THE LOOP - The Mansion of Gluttony was originally released as a mobile visual novel and became a long-running hit, with the series surpassing 200,000 downloads. The feature phone version won “App of the Year” on the Japanese mobile app portal AppliGet, and the story was later adapted into a two-volume novel and a three-volume manga published by Futabasha.
This Steam release is the first official English-supported version of the game, with the English script adapted under the direct supervision of the original writer to preserve the characters’ voices and tone.
