About Hoop Loop
Spin the rings. Thread the drop.
Hoop Loop is a game about clearing a path rather than aiming at a target. Balls drop from the top through a stack of spinning rings, and each ring has a single gap that you rotate into position by dragging or tapping its side. With one ring it is trivial. With four rings drifting at different speeds while a ball is already falling, it becomes a genuine planning problem — you have to line up the bottom of the stack before the top even matters.
How to play Hoop Loop
- Balls fall from the top — rotate the rings to line up their gaps.
- Drag left or right (or tap a ring’s side) to spin the highlighted ring.
- Guide each ball down through every ring into the goal funnel.
- Let a ball fall past the goal or run its timer out and you lose a life.
- Rings spin faster and multiply as you climb the levels.
Tips & strategy
- Work from the bottom ring upwards. A perfectly aligned top gap is worthless if the ball meets a solid wall two rings later.
- Rings keep drifting after you stop dragging, so aim slightly ahead of the gap position you actually want.
- Let a ball rest on a closed ring when you need time — it is often better to hold it one level up than to rush an alignment you cannot finish.
- When the timer gets tight, pick the fastest ring first; the slow ones will still be roughly where you left them, but a fast one will not.