About This Demo

Play the enthralling demo of "Loop//Error", covering the first 2 chapters!

This game is not suitable for children or those who are easily disturbed.

Something is watching you. Something is waiting.

Alone in the dead of night, you find yourself sent on a simple errand—to check on a quiet gas station on the outskirts of town. But nothing here feels right.

The air is heavy with something unspoken, the radio crackles with words that don't belong, and the station itself... shifts.

Every step forward drags you deeper into a nightmare of fractured reality and unseen terrors. Strange voices whisper in your ear, shadows stretch and writhe, and the choices you make will carve your fate.

Will you listen? Will you obey? Or will you resist, knowing that every decision carries a price?

Features:

• Psychological Horror – Experience a slow-burning descent into paranoia, dread, and disturbing imagery.

• Atmospheric Pixel Art – A haunting handcrafted world brought to life with eerie animations and lighting.

• Dynamic Sound Design – A chilling original soundtrack and unnerving ambient sounds that react to your actions.

• Multiple Endings – Your fate is not set. Discover different outcomes depending on your actions.

• A short horror experience crafted by a solo developer - roughly 30mins of finely tuned tension

This isn't a place you can escape by running. Something wants you here. And it will make sure you stay.

Mature Content Description

The developers describe the content like this:

This game contains themes and depictions that may not be suitable for all audiences. Players will encounter:

-Psychological horror elements, including intense and unsettling scenarios.
-Depictions of violence and references to death, presented in a pixel art style.
-Disturbing dialogue and scenarios involving coercion, threats, and psychological manipulation.
-Themes of self-harm and sacrifice, presented as part of the narrative choices.
-Mild references to alcohol usage in dialogue or environmental storytelling.
-Please note that while these elements are integral to the storytelling and atmosphere, they are handled with care to serve the narrative and are not gratuitous.

Players sensitive to these topics are advised to proceed with caution.