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The Loopler Wiki

Cards, gates, charms, and the builds that go infinite.

Fan wiki for The Loopler, the Steam roguelite deckbuilder. Draft cards, place gates, rank charms, and chase infinite loops.

The Loopler slot car racing a colorful looped track with gates placed along the circuit
9 cars
Unique identities
50 cards
Draft pool
70 charms
Passive stacks
94%
Steam positive
Official trailer

The Loopler official release trailer

Game overview

What The Loopler is, and how a run is won

The Loopler HUD showing score, fuel, boost, and a looping slot-car track during a run

The Loopler is a single-player roguelite deckbuilder about a slot car locked in a loop. You draft cards, place gates on the track, and stack charms while the car scores on every pass. The round goal climbs; fuel and durability decide whether you survive the next lap. Start with the getting started guide, learn the controls and HUD, then pick a speed build or a ghost build. When you are ready to push, read how to go infinite and check the card tier list.

Quick facts

Developer
Mheep
Publisher
Mheep, Zero Percent
Platform
Windows, macOS, Linux, Steam Deck
Genre
Roguelite deckbuilder
Release date
September 11, 2026
Price
$9.99 (10% launch discount)
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Hubs for the searches Loopler players actually make: how to play, builds, tier lists, and launch notes.

Links

Official The Loopler links for Steam, Discord, X, Bluesky, itch, and email, plus a fan-wiki note and launch reading.

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Launch notes, demo history, and what changed on the way to 1.0.

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Quick start

New to The Loopler? Follow these steps before you chase Infinity Mode.

  1. 1

    Learn the loop

    Read Getting Started and How to Play so fuel, durability, gold, and the round goal make sense before you spend a pack.

  2. 2

    Pick a car and track

    Check the car tier list and tracks. Early meta unlocks matter less than matching a car bonus to the build you actually want.

  3. 3

    Draft with a plan

    Open the card tier list and gate tier list. Decide whether this run is score, speed, gold, or ghosts before the first pit stop.

  4. 4

    Commit to a build

    Follow a speed build, a ghost build, a score build, or a fuel build. Mixing engines usually dies when the goal doubles.

  5. 5

    Push Infinity Mode

    When the first tracks feel solved, use How to Go Infinite, challenges, and the synergy planner to keep scaling.

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FAQ

Wiki FAQ

Quick answers to the most common questions.

Where should I start in The Loopler?

Play the first easy rounds, then read Getting Started and How to Play. Unlock loadout slots in meta progression before you obsess over leaderboards.

Is The Loopler a racing game?

It looks like a slot-car racer, but you do not steer. The car loops on its own while you draft cards, place gates, and buy charms. Think Balatro energy with a track instead of a poker table.

How do I go infinite?

You need a scaling engine that outruns the rising score goal: usually boost plus speed, stacked score gates, or a ghost swarm. The dedicated infinite guide walks through the breakpoints.

Which languages does this wiki support?

English at the root path, plus French, German, and Spanish under /fr/, /de/, and /es/. The Steam game itself ships more interface languages; this wiki covers the four listed here.

Does The Loopler have codes or multiplayer?

No redeemable codes, and the Steam build is single-player with optional leaderboards. Use official links for Discord and patch news instead.

Is this wiki official?

No. This is a fan-made Steam wiki. Confirm prices, patch notes, and leaderboard rules on the [Steam page](https://store.steampowered.com/app/4150860/The_Loopler/) or Mheep's Discord.

Ready to go infinite?

Open the getting started guide if this is your first pit stop, then jump to the speed build, the card tier list, or the launch notes. The loop only gets weirder from here.

Start with the beginner guide