Infinite Loop

Infinite Loop is an unconventional roguelike bullet-hell idle incremental game. Fight monsters, loot, and level up in an ever-running world of code—your levels, skills, talents, and chips stay forever. No run resets: the longer you play, the stronger you get.

Most bullet-hell roguelikes share one trait: every time you start a run, most of your progression resets to zero—back to square one. Your gear is gone. Your skills are gone. That perfect build you painstakingly assembled? Gone, back to nothing.

This pain point—one that genuinely bothered the developer himself—is exactly what Infinite Loop sets out to break.

Infinite Loop is a bullet-hell game that puts long-term progression above the single run. Battle your way through a world built of code, and every bit of progression you earn is saved permanently. Close the game tonight and open it tomorrow—you're still exactly where you left off. No battle is ever fought in vain.

You'll never again have to worry about mom calling you to eat and forcing you off the game.

Infinite Loop's Core Progression Systems:

Level · Custom Skill Loadout · Talents · Chips

Infinite Loop's Core Gameplay Systems:

Standard Campaign · Siege Defense

🗺️ 4 Maps · 25 Skills · 22 Enemy Types

Each map has its own enemy pool and skill pool; you must clear one before the next unlocks.

Skill names are pulled straight from code: Byte Bolt, Recursive Grenade, Deadlock Flywheel, Pointer Seeker... Bullets bounce, spiral, split, and home in, each with its own damage mechanic. How you combine them is up to your cleverness.

Swap skills mid-battle anytime—no need to start a new run.

🧩 12 Chips — Rewrite the Mechanics

The core building blocks of any build. Slot one in and your bullets change their underlying behavior—ricocheting off enemies, bursting into area damage, chaining damage down a line—making the on-screen action even more explosive.

🌳 17 Talents — Keep Growing

Every fight rewards you—your core engine for pushing deeper. Misallocated a point? Reset it anytime.

🏰 Two Ways to Play

Standard Campaign: push through the current map; clearing it unlocks a stronger next map.

Siege Challenge: unlocks once your kill count crosses a threshold. Clearing it raises your chip energy cap and unlocks new chips.

Try It Now

The free demo is live on Steam—play the first map in full, and your progress carries over to the full game.

Got ideas, questions, or found a bug? Head to the Steam Community hub and let us know.

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