Nanobot Loop
Last in, first out. Spell it.
About
Manipulate letter blocks using a conveyor belt and a pile to spell words. Each level introduces a new mechanic, offering a calm, solvable puzzle experience designed for one-handed play and offline enjoyment.
What's New in Nanobot Loop
1.3.1
September 30, 2026
Behind-the-scenes improvements that help us see what players enjoy. Usage data is anonymous and can be switched off any time in Settings.
Subscriptions & In-App Purchases
$2.99
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One-time purchase to remove all ads from the game.
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FAQ
What is Nanobot Loop?
Nanobot Loop is a word puzzle game where you use a conveyor belt and a pile to arrange letter blocks into the correct word. The core mechanic involves understanding how the pile reverses the order of blocks.
How many levels are in Nanobot Loop?
Nanobot Loop features 288 levels divided into eight chapters. Each chapter introduces a new gameplay element to the core mechanics.
Can I play Nanobot Loop offline?
Yes, Nanobot Loop is fully playable offline. It does not require an account, servers, or sign-in, allowing you to play on a plane or without an internet connection.
How does the star system work in Nanobot Loop?
Achieving three stars on a level means you completed it using the fewest possible presses, which is the proven optimal solution for that board. Speed or number of attempts do not affect the star rating.
Does Nanobot Loop have ads?
Yes, Nanobot Loop contains advertisements. These ads are non-personalized. You can remove all ads with a single one-time purchase.
Is Nanobot Loop suitable for all ages?
Nanobot Loop has an age rating of 4+. The game's mechanics are designed to be understandable quickly, but mastering the puzzles may take longer.
Can I change my mind while playing Nanobot Loop?
Yes, you can change your mind for free. The undo function allows you to revert planned presses and then the moves themselves, so experimenting with strategies costs nothing.
What devices support Nanobot Loop?
Nanobot Loop is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It is designed for portrait mode and one-handed play with large tap targets.
