4:Loop: J.J. Abrams’ New Cloning Shooter Inspired by Left 4 Dead

During the 2025 Game Awards, visionary filmmaker J.J. Abrams (Star Wars: The Force Awakens) made a surprise appearance alongside Mike Booth, the lead designer of the iconic Left 4 Dead, to unveil 4:Loop. This high-octane project is being brought to life by Abrams’ own production house, Bad Robot Games.
At its heart, 4:Loop is a four-player cooperative shooter infused with a distinct science-fiction edge. The game features a unique “reprinting” mechanic: when a player falls in battle, their character is cloned and redeployed. This allows squads to dynamically shift their tactics and experiment with fresh strategies as they push back against an overwhelming extraterrestrial invasion.
The title is currently slated for release on PlayStation 5 and PC. For those eager to jump into the fray, early playtesting opportunities are on the horizon. Prospective players can find further details and register for updates at the official site: PLAY4LOOP.com.




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