01
Sunshine neighborhood
Take the elevator, hop across rooftops, roll a ball and watch the water garden. Say hello to baby Elijah as he crawls around town.
HOME IS A GOOD PLACE TO STARTA GOOD DAY TO WANDER
Good moments.
Yours to replay.
Make a little music. Follow your curiosity.
The Time Ribbon keeps your last two minutes,
ready to enjoy again — from any angle.
Play as Emma or Zeke · Free to play · Sound starts off
Fourteen places to explore✳Your own kind of adventure✳No scores. No hurry.
MEET THE TIME RIBBON
Play a moment.
Make it an encore.
A perfect jump. A funny tumble. A melody you made yourself. A dance in your favorite outfit. The Time Ribbon quietly remembers your world, so you can return to the moments you love.
- 01
Play, just as you like.
Your last two minutes are remembered automatically. A clear clock starts at zero for each land visit and counts only active play, or your chosen moment while looping. There’s no record button to think about.
- 02
Tap Again. See it differently.
Loop the last eight seconds, or move the handles to choose your own moment. Watch from above, close up or your original view — with your instrument notes included.
- 03
Keep it. Come back whenever.
Save up to eight favorites in this browser. Return to play with your world just where you left it.
TRY A LITTLE LOOP · INTERACTIVE ILLUSTRATION
A little roll, worth another look.
0:000:08
Same moment. New view.
A small illustration of how replay works. The game remembers the whole 3D scene — no camera or microphone.
2 minremembered8 secone-tap encore8saved favorites
A CHANGE OF SCENERY
Where shall we go today?
Every land is open from the start.
Come for a minute. Stay for a little wonder.
02
Farmland
Meet Daisy, Clover, Peaches and Pip. Feed the animals, grow carrots and turn the windmill.
COW · SHEEP · PIG · CHICKEN
03
Winter land
Say hello to a fox, reindeer, snowy owl and seal. Build a snowfriend or take a sled ride.
A LITTLE SNOW. A LOT TO EXPLORE.
04
The mall
Wind up a toy robot, play rainbow piano keys, choose an ice cream and carry a balloon.
ALL THE TREATS. NO CHECKOUT.
05
The zoo
Greet a giraffe, elephant, zebra and red panda. Offer a treat or invite a friend to follow.
A LEAFY HELLO
06
The museum
Animate a dinosaur skeleton, move planets, change crystals and make the gallery yours.
PLEASE DO TOUCH
07
Amusement park
Board the Ferris wheel, carousel or gentle coaster. Watch the world go by. Pause a ride or step off whenever you like.
THREE RIDES. AS MANY ENCORES AS YOU LIKE.
08
Music Land · Melody Meadow
Pick up a piano, guitar, violin, saxophone, drums, flute, trumpet or xylophone. Tap your own notes, play a little tune and take your instrument exploring. Your roaming friends can make music too.
EIGHT INSTRUMENTS. YOUR OWN KIND OF MUSIC.
09
Concert world
Start a concert with the animal band, choose one of three original songs, dance and play along. Change the stage colors or release a shower of paper stars.
YOUR STAGE. YOUR ENCORE.
10
Storybook Library
Choose from six original little stories. Turn the pages at your own pace, borrow a favorite and keep reading in another world using Take a pause → Read my book.
ONE MORE PAGE?
11
Bluebell Aquarium
Feed the clownfish and turtles, wave to the rays and greet the floating jellyfish. Settle the bubbles whenever you like.
A LITTLE HELLO BENEATH THE WAVES
12
Button & Bow clothes store
Try six outfits, then mix tops, colors, shoes, hats, glasses and accessories. See your explorer in the fitting mirror and wear your look anywhere.
A NEW LOOK. STILL YOU.
13
Kindheart Hospital
Give teddy a pretend checkup, choose a colorful bandage, lift the cozy bed and open the ambulance doors. A gentle place to play at caring.
KIND HANDS. LITTLE HELPERS.
14
Helping Hands Police Station
Try the friendly radio, change the practice traffic light, return a lost teddy and look inside the patrol car. Discover little ways to help.
HERE FOR THE NEIGHBORHOOD
YOUR CHARACTER. YOUR ADVENTURE.
Play as Emma or Zeke.
Choose Emma (girl) or Zeke (boy) when you begin. Both can explore all fourteen worlds, play every instrument and try every outfit. Your choice and each character’s clothes are remembered, and you can switch whenever you like.
Gerardo and Ana explore every land with your other sibling. Open Friends or walk over for a chat, invite someone along, or ask for a hand with a repair. Baby Elijah stays in the main town, crawling around and enjoying a little peekaboo.
Catch TIGRE for a kiss. This playful little terrier turns up in different lands and runs away when you get close. Catch him for a kiss and a few little hearts — then off he goes again. Tap him to chase, or use your own movement controls.
Conversations use written choices. Optional read-aloud uses your browser’s voice. These are game characters with scripted dialogue.
A LITTLE TUMBLE. A FRESH START.
Break it. Fix it. Repeat.
Find three things to rebuild in every land — 42 in all. Watch the pieces tumble, then bring them back together with a tap. Your friends can lend a hand.
No penalty for taking things apart. No timer to put them back. It’s okay to see what happens.
MAKE YOURSELF AT HOME
A world you can
make comfortable.
Start quietly. Change what you need.
Pause whenever you like.
- 01
A softer view
Adjust brightness and color intensity. Nearby labels appear only when you approach and clear when you leave.
- 02
Your own rhythm
Set walking, camera and object speeds. Turn background movement off to stop ambient motion and your friends’ roaming.
- 03
Sound is your choice
Sound begins off. Choose separate levels for instruments, background music, footsteps, world sounds and replay, with optional read-aloud.
- 04
A proper pause
Take a pause stops the world and sound. Leaving the game or two minutes without input pauses it automatically. Tap Keep exploring to return.
ABOUT LOOPTOWN · THE THINKING BEHIND THE PLAY
Designed with care.
Informed by autism guidance.
LoopTown began with a simple idea: a little world where the player chooses where to go, what to try and which moments to repeat.
Autistic people have different sensory experiences, interests and communication preferences. There is no single setting that fits everyone. LoopTown applies the principles below as game design choices, with room for each player to decide what feels right.
Individual sensory needs
NICE guidance recommends considering individual sensitivities to lighting, noise and color when adapting environments for autistic children and young people.
In our game: adjustable light, color, sound and motion; fewer prompts competing for attention.
Read NICE guidance ↗Predictability & familiar moments
The National Autistic Society explains that order, routine and repetition can be valuable to autistic people, while preferences vary.
In our game: familiar controls, repeatable activities and a Time Ribbon that lets the player revisit a moment by choice.
Read about predictability ↗Difference & individual choice
Autistica describes autism as a different way of experiencing the world and emphasizes learning from autistic people’s experiences.
In our game: open exploration, optional conversations, written choices and permission to enjoy an activity your own way.
Read Autistica’s explanation ↗A clear distinction. These sources inform our design; they have not evaluated or endorsed LoopTown. LoopTown is a game, not a clinical intervention. It has not been clinically tested and makes no claims to treat autism or produce therapeutic outcomes. A trusted adult can help a player find settings they enjoy.
COME AS YOU ARE
A phone. A tablet.
A little spare time.
Open the game in a browser with 3D graphics support. There’s nothing to install. Touch controls are available on iPad and mobile, with keyboard and mouse controls on a computer.
On a touchscreen
Tap the ground to walk, or hold the arrow buttons. Tap to jump. Drag to turn the camera; pinch to zoom. A nearby action button lets you talk, feed, ride, pick up an instrument, break or repair. Tap the colored keys to play notes.
At a computer
WASD or arrow keys to move. Space to jump. E to interact. R for Again. Drag to look around, and scroll or use + and − to zoom. When holding an instrument, use 1–8 to play notes.
A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS
Before you wander.
Is LoopTown only for autistic players?
Everyone is welcome. The adjustable sensory settings and unhurried exploration were designed with autistic players in mind, and anyone can choose the settings and activities they enjoy.
Is there anything to buy or unlock?
No. All fourteen lands and their activities are available. There are no in-game purchases, advertisements, accounts or progression gates.
Where are our moments saved?
Your world, settings and up to eight favorite moments are saved in this browser on this device. They do not sync between devices or websites. Clearing browser data can remove them. The Time Ribbon records game state, not video of you.
Can other people talk to my child?
LoopTown is a single-player game. All roaming characters use scripted conversations. There is no multiplayer chat, microphone or camera access. The game includes no advertising or analytics scripts. The hosting provider may keep ordinary web request logs.
What if the game feels too busy?
Open the gear button to lower color, brightness or speed, or turn off background movement. Sound starts off. Use Take a pause at any time. Phones and tablets can play in either orientation; landscape gives the world more room.
Does the game keep running when we leave?
No. Your world pauses when you switch away or stop interacting for two minutes. Motion, sound and 3D rendering stop. When you return, choose Keep exploring. Your world waits exactly where you left it.
Does it work offline or on every device?
An internet connection is needed to load the game. It needs a current browser with WebGL 2 graphics support. Performance depends on your device. If it cannot open, try an updated browser or a device that supports 3D graphics.
YOUR LITTLE WORLD IS READY
Let’s see what happens.
There’s no right way to play. Just your way.
Play LoopTown