Causal Loop is a narrative puzzler in which you solve intricate puzzles on a remote alien world by using the unique “echo” mechanic. Record, replay, and interact with past versions of yourself in this demo for Causal Loop!
About Causal Loop Demo
OVERALL THIS DEMO FEATURES:
A playtime of between 25-30 minutes
A custom tutorial level for this demo to teach you the basics
A slice of a mid-game level to introduce some of the puzzle mechanics that will be seen in the full release
Exo-archaeologist Bale arrives on Tor Ulsat with his colleague Jen, an exo-linguist, to study the ruins of the lost Tor civilisation. But when he unwittingly activates the Chronolith - an ancient alien device - reality shatters. Jen vanishes, and Bale is trapped in a fractured world where time loops and echoes of the past and future bleed together.
With no way to contact mission control, Bale must navigate countless obstacles, unravel the fate of the Tor, and outwit the cryptic and mysterious forces that oppose him. As reality unravels and truth remains buried in the ruins, Bale's only hope is to solve the mystery of the Tor - before he's lost to the loop forever.
Record, re-record, and replay. Use the unique 'Echo Branching' mechanic to record your actions and engage with up to three echoes of your past self. Harness these duplicates to skillfully learn to manipulate ancient alien systems that once seemed impossible to navigate.
Genres and features
ActionAdventureIndieSingle-playerFull controller support
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Common questions
Is it really free?
Yes. Causal Loop Demo is free right now on Steam, with nothing to pay.
Is this the full game?
No. A demo is a portion of Causal Loop Demo — usually the opening section — published so you can try it. It is free permanently, but it is not the complete game.
Where do I claim it?
On the official Steam page. We link straight there — we never host game files or act as a middleman.
Giveaway history
1 from our archive| Ended | Store | Ran for |
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| — | Steam | — |
Recorded as each giveaway ran, not reconstructed afterwards. Publishers repeat themselves, so a title that has been free before is a reasonable bet to return.
Also ending soon
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