Loom (1990) wasn’t very long, wasn’t very difficult, and you could never get stuck - there were no dead ends or unwinnable situations. Some players felt it was actually a bit too short, but that didn’t take away from what made it special. At the time, it felt truly unique. It introduced a completely new way to interact with the world through its musical spell-casting system and told one of the most beautiful stories in adventure game history if you ask me. Most successful adventure games of that era received sequels - just look at most of Sierra’s classics, or Monkey Island, Indiana Jones, and Legend of Kyrandia. Sadly, Loom never got one. The main reason was that Brian Moriarty and the original team had moved on to other projects, and no one at LucasArts was passionate enough to push for a sequel. Moriarty later sketched ideas for two follow-ups (The Forge and The Fold) but nothing was seriously planned right after the first game. He has admitted he was simply “too exhausted” after finishing Loom to push it forward. It would be wonderful if an indie team ever brought Loom 2 to life someday. There are still plenty of us who would gladly support and buy it. I am pretty sure you would too, if you played Loom back in the day.