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Zoop is a 1995 puzzle game that arrived on the Atari Jaguar as a late addition to the console's library. Collectors value it for its rarity, its distinctive abstract visuals, and its place as one of the final commercial releases for the system.
Players rotate a central cursor to fire colored shapes into a grid, matching three or more identical colors to clear space. The pace steadily increases, and special power-ups appear to help manage the rising tide of incoming blocks.
Developed by Hookstone and published by Viacom New Media, Zoop was ported to multiple platforms. The Jaguar version arrived late in the console's life cycle, making it one of the scarcer titles in the 64-bit library.
Contemporary reviews praised the game's addictive simplicity and bright presentation, though some noted its brevity. Today it is regarded as a minor but charming footnote in the Jaguar's catalog.