Loop One: Done VR Mode Exits Beta In Recent Update

A recent update for the mixed reality factory management game Loop One: Done has the game's VR mode officially exiting beta.

Loop One: Done's VR update has left beta on Quest. The factory management game's VR mode lets players build beautiful automated factories in one of three new virtual reality environments. Prior to the VR Update, which launched in beta earlier this year, the game was playable in mixed reality only.

A recent update further includes a newly designed UI that moves with you, plus several locomotion settings for the game's VR mode.

A trailer has been released alongside the new update, which you can see below:

In addition to the full VR mode release and improvements to the UI and controls, new updates also bring new recipes, improved hand-tracking, added micro-gestures for selecting and switching tools, plus streamlined methodologies for moving around in VR.

Loop One: Done is described by its solo dev creator, Jonas Sandstedt, as “an automation game where you record loops with drones and robots, complete orders to gain research tokens to unlock new advanced facilities and recipes, and build a large multi-floored server tower." Jonas also describes the game as "a toy about building and solving problems in a very tactile way."