The Toucan's got a big, delicious bowl of loops, but he advises you not to touch them. What you do next may be a matter of life and death.
Players found Don't Touch A Loop amusing and engaging, praising its humor and surprising elements. The smooth animations and characterful idle movements were noted as signs of care and attention. Many enjoyed the challenge and found the timing well-executed, with some expressing delight at unexpected moments like the tiger's appearance. Overall, the game elicited laughter and positive reactions despite its simplicity.
I prefer Lucky Charms. The toucan's loops are saf- oh
I WAS NOT READY FOR THE TIGER OMG
it made me jump out of my seat lmao
😢➿This is a sad tale about loops getting touched, no matter how hard you try. It seems impossi-bowl to save the supple ? loops from the large cat. 🐈
This is not evidence that I touched the loops, not at all: https://www.twitch.tv/videos/456742548
This game is interesting to say the least...
Hey, this game created a laugh, so for that I thank you :)
It took actual effort for me not to touch the loops, and once I did, well it was over, I had to click and click for much longer than I'm ready to admit to. Now I'm a loop addict :|
WHY DID YOU TOUCH A LOOP HE SPECIFICALLY SAID NOT TO TOUCH A LOOP
Simple but effective made me laugh at the comments but the best part is the idle comments that caught me off guard.
Good. Very good.
The timing is on point too.
I really like how the wing moves to cover the bowl when you click - the animation is very smooth and the idle animation is very characterful. A very small thing but lots of care and attention put into it.
"When you click"... SO YOU TRIED TO TOUCH A LOOP? EVEN AFTER HE SAID NOT TO?!
I... I'm both frightened, impressed and massively confused... Sounds like a masharcade classic!
Jokes aside, this is hilarious
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