Picture yourself trapped in a time loop where every attempt to save a life ends in tragedy. In Tragedy Looper: New Tragedies, 1 to 3 players take on the role of Protagonists trying to escape the infernal cycle, while one player sits out as the Mastermind – the villain who loves making sure things happen exactly as he plans. The Mastermind picks one of the 13 ready‑made scripts (or creates their own) and sets up the board. The Protagonists, still clueless, start playing cards, activating abilities, and triggering incidents to gather clues and maybe change fate. Every character you meet can be a weapon or a trap: build relationships and unlock their special powers, but watch out – the Mastermind is out to mislead and manipulate. When a loop ends and you haven’t figured out what will happen, time rewinds and you try again, now with more hints. Failing the final loop means the Mastermind wins. The “Communication Limits” mechanic forces players to exchange clues indirectly, while “Hand Management” and “Memory” make you think before you play. It’s great for fans of deduction, bluffing, and time‑travel stories – but don’t expect endless replayability, as the number of scripts is limited. If you love card games with anime and mystery themes, you’ll instantly get it.