Loop One: Done is scheduled to enter Steam Early Access on October 5 at 17:00 CET, according to Ojsan Studio's October 3 announcement as reported by MIXED. At our October 5 check, the Steam page still said the game was unavailable, gave its planned release date as "2026" and showed no purchase price.
That leaves the developer's announcement as the source for today's launch time. The store offers a demo download while buyers wait for the paid release.
Record a job and let the robots repeat it
Ojsan Studio's factory game uses hand movements to set up automation. Players perform a task with drones or industrial robots, record the movement and let the machines repeat it. Steam lists a campaign lasting three hours or more, freeplay with a tech tree, and a sandbox with everything unlocked.
The Steam version requires VR and motion controllers through OpenXR. The developer lists tests with Valve Index and Index controllers, Meta Quest and Touch controllers, HP Reverb G2 with the Oasis driver, and HTC Vive. Vive wands work but are currently sensitive, according to the requirements. Steam Frame testing remains outstanding.
MIXED reports that the demo limits progression to iron, the first material. It gives players a way to try the recording mechanic before paying for the wider factory game.
Early Access still has unfinished content
Steam's Early Access notes say some facilities remain unfinished. Players can access them in experimental mode with placeholder art, but the developer warns that their dimensions may change. Blueprints and improvements to the spatial menus are also planned.
The same notes still estimate a full release in September 2026, a date already past at this planned October Early Access launch. The page therefore leaves the current full-release schedule unresolved. The developer says he does not plan to change the price when the game leaves Early Access, but the page gives no amount to budget for today.
