Overview

[i]LOOP THE LOOP The Mansion of Gluttony[/i] plunges players into a chilling closed-circle mystery, presented as a kinetic visual novel. Twelve individuals awaken within an opulent Western-style mansion, finding themselves trapped with no apparent means of escape.

As a series of murders begins to plague the inhabitants, the core of the experience lies in unraveling the sinister truth behind their confinement and identifying the killer among them. Players step into the shoes of the protagonist, Remi, experiencing the unfolding narrative through their conversations and internal monologues, piecing together clues as the story progresses towards its single, inevitable conclusion.

Highlights

  • This kinetic visual novel focuses on a compelling narrative and psychological horror elements.
  • Features a gripping closed-circle mystery where players must deduce the truth from conversations and inner monologues.
  • Developed and published by sweet ampoule, the game offers a linear story with a single ending.

Who It's For

Fans of narrative-driven experiences, psychological thrillers, and classic mystery plots will find themselves engrossed in [i]The Mansion of Gluttony[/i]. Those who enjoy unraveling complex puzzles through dialogue and deduction, without the need for branching choices, will appreciate this title's focused approach to storytelling.

Players looking for a supernatural mystery with a strong emphasis on atmosphere and character interaction are also encouraged to explore this enigmatic mansion.

Game Info

[i]LOOP THE LOOP The Mansion of Gluttony[/i] is a visual novel developed and published by sweet ampoule. It falls under the Mystery, Psychological, and Horror genres, with a strong emphasis on its Story Rich and Supernatural themes.

The game is designed as a linear experience, meaning it guides players to a single ending without player choices affecting the outcome. A free demo covering the prologue is available for those wishing to sample the game's atmosphere and narrative style.

The game supports both English and Japanese languages.