LoopZ - Game Boy

Loopz is a puzzle video game for the Game Boy where players assemble loops of various shapes on a grid. Released in 1991, it combines strategic placement with pattern recognition as its core mechanics. The game tests players as they align randomly appearing pieces to form complete, closed loop segments. As levels progress, the speed and complexity increase, making it increasingly challenging to avoid filling the grid and ending the game. Belonging to the puzzle genre, Loopz appeals to fans of Tetris-style gameplay, tasking players with quick thinking and planning under pressure. The game's simple yet addictive nature makes it a classic on the handheld platform.

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