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GUNFIELD
Combining a shmup with Vampire Survivors-style weapons, and why not throw in some good pixel art while we're at it? The game has good movement and isn't particularly difficult. I'd consider it a good choice for anyone…NOOBSNOPLAY / FOR DEVELOPERS
Your game. A real conversation.
I’m Bruno, the person behind Noobsnoplay, an independent game discovery and review project from Brazil. I like getting to know the people making games and what makes each one interesting.
Want to show me your game or just chat before sharing a key? I’m easy to reach.
Receiving a copy never guarantees coverage or a positive recommendation. Provided access is always disclosed.
WORK, NOT PROMISES
Published indie reviews
A few real published pieces so you can get a feel for how we write. We’re open to discovering all kinds of games.
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Little Ghost
Little Ghost starts with a simple premise full of personality. The game takes an ordinary home office, places a little ghost inside it, and transforms everyday objects into a vast universe to explore. Created by Sync…
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Epistory - Typing Chronicles
The best thing about Epistory - Typing Chronicles is, without a doubt, its unique identity: all combat takes place through typing. And what’s most impressive is that, at no point, does it feel like one of those old,…GET IN TOUCH
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Editorial independence, always. A key never buys a recommendation. · bruno@dethyan.com.br · Brazil, UTC−3
TRANSPARENCY / GROWTH
A small project, growing in public.
Noobsnoplay is still a small independent project. I’d rather share dated, verifiable numbers than imply a bigger reach than we have.
More than the numbers, I care about meeting developers and building lasting connections as the project grows.
How we review
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Our opinions start with our own time playing, with room for enthusiasm and criticism.
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Fixable bugs may be discussed privately before publication. The editorial opinion remains independent.
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Bruno / Dethyan
Founder & curator
The person behind Dethyan, the visual persona. Noobsnoplay is the editorial project.
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An individual perspective among the team’s discoveries and reviews.
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Sort Them Ducks
Sort Them Ducks understands the appeal of putting things in order, then makes the process so pleasant that it becomes suspiciously easy to lose track of what you meant to do next. I found it cozy, fun, and intuitive…More personal favorites
A few other games that help explain what we enjoy playing.
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Dungeon Bomber
Dungeon Bomber fooled me a little at first. I thought I had found a nice casual game about placing bombs, making big explosions and passing some time. Then I started clearing stages and the game just kept adding more…
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Gunclone Arena
Gunclone Arena has one idea that immediately gives it personality: you're not just surviving an arena, you're performing in a ridiculous futuristic TV show. And for me, the announcers are easily the best part of it. The…
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33 Days till Extraction
33 Days till Extraction does something I wasn't entirely sure an isometric shooter could pull off: it actually makes shooting feel good. The perspective may be top-down, but the way the reticle reacts to distance,…Want to talk about your game before sharing anything?
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