Last updated on July 11th, 2026 at 05:28 am
Voidloop – Adventure Game Review
Voidloop is a Adventure/Casual game from Jasper Levin, first launched in 25th June 2026.
It’s rated 9+ and currently has 12+ ratings on the App Store.
What Makes Voidloop Stand Out
Voidloop is a mining adventure with roguelite and incremental elements.
You play as a lonely Void Spirit who has wandered too far from home.
Use your camp as a hub to prepare for each descent into ever-changing caves filled with rare loot and dangerous foes.
Each dive brings you closer to your home at bottom of the cave…
Features:
- Descend through 5 unique cave biomes, each filled with procedurally generated floors, unique hazards, and valuable resources.
- Race against time as you push toward floor 20 of each cave to collect powerful gems and find your way back to the void.
- Return to camp between runs to trade, craft, and upgrade your spirit with the help of the Blacksmith, Shopkeeper, and Witch.
- Mine, fight, and loot over 60+ unique items, then progress your journey with 100+ upgrades and 34 powerful skills that make you stronger each run.
- Full controller support
- Translations for French, German, Spanish, Russian, Chinese (Simplified), Japanese and Hindi.
This Adventure game offers engaging gameplay and regular updates for mobile players.
Player Feedback
As a newer release, Voidloop is building its player community. Early feedback suggests .
Recent Updates & Development
Latest Update: 8th July 2026
Recent improvements include:
- Added Performance Mode option to reduce game quality and improve performance
- Added Game Center achievements
Sorry for the wait, the new Performance Mode option should fix any overheating/battery issues some players were facing!
Download & Availability
Voidloop is available through the official App Store for iOS devices.
Requirements: Requires iPhone 5s / iPad Air / iPad Air (Cellular) / iPad Mini 2 (Retina) / iPad Mini 2 (Retina, Cellular) / iPhone 6 / iPhone 6 Plus / iPad Air 2 / iPad Air 2 (Cellular) / iPad Mini 3 or later.
Compatible with iPhone and iPad devices.
Player Experience Highlights
Community Insight:
We love ALL the camp people and the game play is so fun.
Controls are a bit janky sometimes but we are also playing on a small phone. Overall we think its worth the price and if you enjoy incremental games, we recommend you try it.
So far the gameplay is fun and the humor is actually pretty funny, great game.
So much fun. Great design. Feedback 1) Launch game wait till title screen then can play background music. Otherwise game takes exclusive control of audio initially. Feedback 2) Please consider adding portrait with one thumb control. Thanks.
Ok. For a game THIS GOOD it needs more support we bought this game thinking they were capping so we played it and it might be the best game ever. This game is casual but hard and multitasking between fight and ours, if we could, we would rate this 6 stars if it would be possible. This game needs a bigger community because its the most fun we have had in a while. We swear this game is so fun, its outrageous in a good way. We would heavily recommend if the game is your type of game! Developers, you did so well. C ya.
But the way it heats up our phone and drains our battery, not so fun.
We found this game through a Reddit post while looking to see if there were good incremental games on iOS. For $2, we feel like we more than got our value. It probably took us about 10 or so hours to 100% it, but we enjoyed every bit and thats like 20 per hour – far better value than a movie or many other games. The loop is simple: each area offers ores that you can later smelt to either increase the efficiency of your tools (Pickaxe, Sword, Shoes), to power up your powerups (Dash, Fireball, Stat boost), or to create a key to unlock the next biome. Our one gripe is that after several attempts trying to get to level 20 on the first biome, the second biome took two attempts, and then each consecutive biome we were able to get to floor 20 on the first try. Floor twenty of each biome is where you obtain a specific stone that is required to build the key to the next area. This made it feel like we had already conquered the area and just had to grind resources, rather than feeling like we were incrementally getting close and closer to getting to floor 20. As soon as you get all of the levels-up for your items and abilities using the ore in the current zone, the next zone will be cake to get to level 20. We think getting all the ore you need in whatever zone youre working on should mean you can now make it to the end of THAT zone easily, and when you start the next zone, it should be a struggle again. Lastly, we felt the game had a bit of an anticlimactic ending. We wont ruin it, but we guess so was surprise. Worse, when we tried to rewatch the end cutscene, it simply wouldnt allow us. It looks like it gives you the option to watch it again, but it wouldnt let us click on it. We hope that all makes sense. Otherwise, it was still a very fun game, and we enjoyed finishing it. Even finishing to last few tedious bits to get the 100% was enjoyable, and youre so powerful by the end that you feel like a mining and monster killing god.
Thumb controls are not great. Constantly find ourselves trying to adjust positioning because Im more often crawling instead of running and swinging our sword instead of mining. At a point where we open the game, cant be bothered to find a controller, close game to keep potion timer from ticking down, play something else. As mentioned by another reviewer – one thumb portrait mode option would be great. Can fake not playing games that way – great when in the same room as a child. Children seem to learn at birth a sideways phone means joy is being had without them so they can bring a quick end to it.
User feedback from Apple App Store
App Details
- Version: 1.0.6
- Size: 298.63 MB
- iOS: 13.0 or later
- Languages: EN
- Content Advisory: Infrequent/Mild Cartoon or Fantasy Violence
- Developer: Jasper Levin
Last updated: 8th July 2026 | Genre: Adventure, Casual | Developer: Jasper Levin