Void Leap

Void Loop is a fast-paced, nerve‑racking dungeon crawler in a Game Boy Color spirit, where you get only 20 seconds to deal with enemies and reach the exit.

Each room feels like a tiny Zelda‑style level: you spawn, the timer starts immediately, and enemies rush you from all sides. Killing them gives you points, and only if you earn enough will the door open and give you a chance to escape before the timer hits zero.

After each successful room you choose one of several random upgrades: movement speed, attack speed, an extra passive attack, more health, or a bigger damage radius. Between runs, your points turn into permanent upgrades in the menu, making the next attempts a little less hopeless.

The game leans into a fake‑retro GBC look: limited palette, chunky pixels, simple animations and clean UI. Instead of complex interfaces, you get a big timer, a clear exit door, and a dungeon that either lets you slip away at the last second… or swallows you.

Void Loop is for players who enjoy quick runs, pixel dungeons and the “one more try and I’ve got it” feeling. It is a game for short sessions that very easily turn into “just ten more attempts”.