Thank again for all bug reports from v0.19.1! This patch update fixes some of the most critical bugs you've found, like getting negative balance in the Port, and not being able to write what went wrong in the bug report's description field 🙈. But I've also fixes so you can record with both of your…

Thank you for all bug reports from v0.19.0! Please keep them coming! This patch update fixes some of the most critical bugs you've found. Bugfixes: - Fixed scene permission issues for first time players - The an issue where the Lake wouldn't unlock properly - Fixed a lot of smaller errors that…

Absolutely excellent - so much fun!

I was so lucky to play this game prior to launch today! Thank you so much Jonas for sharing your delightful game with me. And for dedicating the last 4 years to this masterpiece. I loved testing it. It’s fun, clever, well designed and a great challenge. The attention to design detail and the fun concept of planning, positioning & growing a productive and effective factory is brilliant. And all this in the comfort of your living room! And check out the great music. This is a wonderful example of a mixed reality game and works equally well with or without controllers. Everything saves as you go along so you can pick this up for a few minutes or a few hours - I was astounded at how I lost track of time I was having so much fun. And believe me, there is nothing quite as satisfying as tweaking those robot throws :) If you are looking for something different, well made & challenging you will totally enjoy this game. Support Jonas go buy it!

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I mistakenly purchased, installed . . .

Last night, around 9:15 PM, I mistakenly purchased, installed, and started playing Loop One: Done. When I next glanced at the clock, it was 1:30 AM! Luckily, I had tomorrow off work. As best as I can guess, LOD induces some type of time distortion or Zen state of mind. Once I start playing and fall under its spell, I feel no need to eat or sleep. I am still figuring out how to use all the objects effectively. But learning and experimenting is part of the fun. Next to planning non-collision drone flight paths, the robot arms are probably the most challenging object to master. Digging it. I read somewhere that the Quest 3 can store the spatial data for up to 15 locations. I will build factories in the kitchen, office, TV room, garden, and front porch. And yes, I know about keeping the Q3 headset out of the sun. Recommending the game is easy. Just make sure you don't have any pressing engagements; you may be a no show. Loop One: Done is addictingly fun!

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Highly recommend!

It's amazing that a simple game like LOD can be so much fun and addictive. It is an early access so of course there are bugs and minor flaws but the future is bright and I can't wait for all fixes and new features to come! If you are looking for a game that you just can have installed and pick up playing where and when ever you want this is it! And don't forget to join the discord and get involved with the community and developer. 😁

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Build a factory while watching YouTube<3

An ADHD dream come true! Perfect for people who like to do something productive while enjoying films or shows. The Quest's browser stays open and you can walk around the room WHILE watching and expanding your cool factory. The physics and mechanics + usability are already 99% perfect. I spent several Saturday mornings playing this in early access without any game-breaking issues - zero frustration, just creative fun and relaxation! Go get it - there's a sandbox mode too! :3

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This is Chilled out fun

Highly recommend if you are looking for a chilled out MR game, I can see the time passing very quickly playing this and look forward to keep seeing what comes as I complete each mission. If you're not sure about MR games this is a great place to start, 100% give it a go! You've done a great job here and I look forward to keep playing! Thanks!

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