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Noobow

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Also known as
ぬ〜ぼ〜

Guide a chocolate mascot through puzzle platforming levels by placing objects to resolve a conflict between the sun and rain.

Noobow is a Game Boy game developed and published by Irem, released in Japan on December 11, 1992; it was the original version, with no earlier release on another platform.


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Released
1992
Genre
Perspective
Side view
Size
94.36 KB
Rating
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About Noobow

Noobow is a Game Boy puzzle platformer starring a character based on a Japanese chocolate brand. The central objective involves resolving a conflict between the sun and rain by finding and placing specific objects in the correct locations.

Players progress through seven levels by navigating to a goal and helping characters found there. The protagonist characteristically avoids any situation that would put him in peril. Correct placement of an item is confirmed by its disappearance from the scene.

Noobow Screenshots

12 images
The Title Screen.
Chapter 1.
This is where we start the game. We need a boat to go further.
The gameplay: Noobow picks things up and puts them on his head.
And can place them wherever players want him to.
Noobow ain't that dumb so he refuses to put his life in danger.
If you can't get through bricks, just use a pogo.
The dog won't let us through. Luckily, we know his weakness.
You can't jump down from a height, but you can use a parachute.
Looks like this baby whale lost his parents.
Helping him get back to his mom ends the level.
The game has a password system.