Spin the loop. Find the exit.
You are trapped in Underground Passage No. 8: glossy white tiles, humming fluorescent lights, yellow signs... and a street stadium where Hayate, a boy in a hoodie, has been waiting since the summer of 2001.The rules are simple:
- Nothing wrong? Beat Hayate in a spinning-top battle. The ticket gate only opens for winners. Keep going.
- Something wrong? Don't fight. Turn around and go back the way you came.
- Right call: the exit number goes up. Wrong call: back to 0.
Anime battles, 2001 style
- Three launchers (ripcord, string and trigger), each with its own launch minigame. Release on «LET IT LOOP!».
- Steer your top, ram your rival and unleash its spirit technique.
- Build your own top: bit-chip, attack ring, weight disk, base and spin direction. Then add paint and stickers.
- Saw something strange in the middle of a battle? Shout «ANOMALY!»: get it right and your spirit fills up.
More than 40 anomalies
Posters that watch you. A giant top rolling down the corridor. A train bursting through the wall. A briefcase that unfolds into a stadium. Eight identical salarymen challenging you at once. Some anomalies only appear during battles... and some are about the game itself.Features
- Three areas: the corridor, the platform (trains rush past mid-battle) and the lobby (the stadium rides a moving walkway).
- A disposable camera with 27 shots per run. The film develops when the loop is judged, and film doesn't lie.
- Gachapon machine, medals, stickers, paints, launchers and 48 collectible bit-chip cards.
- A final on 8 stadiums at once.
- Exit 0 (reversed rules), Endless mode and EXIT 88: 88 correct loops in a row. One mistake and it's over.
- A playable flashback: relive 8 August 2001 as Hayate, the day the loop began.
- Something is waiting behind the staff-only door.
- Streamer mode: your Twitch chat votes on what the next loop hides, and you can't see the result.
- Asymmetric co-op: a friend watches the security cameras from their phone's browser, pings what they see and radios you.
- Local 2-player versus on one screen (two controllers, or keyboard + controller).
- Japanese voices with English and Spanish subtitles. Controller support.
