Loop 40 *PRE-ORDER*
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Loop 40 *PRE-ORDER*
Description
Description
ETA Q4 2026
LOOP 40 is a fast, strategic number climbing game where the numbers 1 to 40 wrap around in a never-ending loop. In this game, there is no absolute "highest" card. The first card played each round determines the strength of the cards.
The goal is to be the first to empty your hand. However, the path to victory is a double-edged sword! The last player to play a card wins the turn, but they must add all of the cards played by the other players back into their hand. Every card you pick up is a risk, but if those numbers connect into a sequence, you gain the power to play massive sets and outmaneuver your opponents the next time you go around the loop.
With shifting strengths and tough decisions in every loop, will you push to empty your hand or strategically collect cards to build a stronger sequence?
