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I'm sorry, but I don't get Loop Hero

I'm simply too lazy for it

The Lich from video game Loop Hero levitating in the air

I went into Loop Hero with only two expectations: I'm probably going to like this given the rave reviews it received, and if there's a hint of idle game here I'm all for it. I'd hoped it would be the sort of game I could leave to its own devices, you know, set some foundations, press play, and collect my rewards a few hours later.

Nope, this wasn't Loop Hero at all. I had to place things, and make difficult decisions, and keep tabs on stuff. Too demanding for me - just way too much. Not idle enough.

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Loop Hero

PC, Nintendo Switch

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