Noobs Are Coming
Overboy · 2025 · Action Roguelike, Roguelite, Arena Shooter, Bullet Hell, Roguelike
PC
Very Positive82% · 1,542
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About Noobs Are Coming
YOU ARE THE FINAL BOSS.
- Brutal synergy roguelike inspired by Brotato and The Binding of Isaac
- You are the Final Boss of a MMORPG
- 45 Playable Characters with unique gameplay and effects (+ Character Merge feature)
- 70+ Weapons/Attacks with innovative mechanics (Equip Boss Patterns, Minions, Plants monsters you can grow with your watercan or a Cloud spell etc.)
- 150+ Items for infinite amount of synergies and combinations
- 138 Unlockables
- Singleplayer & Multiplayer (Steam Remote Play Together)
- 4 players Local Co-op Mode
- Infinite replay value
- Create broken builds each run
- 5 Difficulties + Endless Mode
- Banger OST
- Twitch Streamer Mode: Destroy Your Chat (noobs takes usernames/msgs from chat)
- Quick and Addictive Runs (under 30 minutes)
- Steam Deck Verified ✅ official Valve certification
NOOBS ARE COMING! Show them who's the boss
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
[i]---See where this game landed on my Survivor Rogue-lite/like Tier List at the bottom of this rec!---[/i] Mixed feelings. It's a very close relative to [b]Brotato[/b]. I beat the 5 difficulties already (I beat the first 4 before experiencing my first death) ...so now what? I can keep replaying to unlock everything, but I've lost interest knowing that I've essentially beaten the game already. So what does unlocking new things get me? ...more characters and items. This would be good, but they might as well be cosmetics because I've already reached the end goal and thus have no need for them. At least in other games like [b]Halls of Torment[/b] there are many difficult achievements to aim for which made it compelling to keep playing, whereas the achievements here are just for beating the game with the different characters, or getting a specific stat to a high number - things that feel arbitrary moreso than challenging. As for unlocking more items, I never saw a way to banish or exclude items/attacks from showing up in my runs, meaning that unlocking more things can potentially make your pool of options worse. The game [i]is[/i] fun to play, just like [b]Brotato[/b] was. …4 found this helpful
Reminds me of Brotato, but with smaller elements of its own. If you want to relax and you can get it with a discount than go for it!
BUY THIS GAME!!! -The President
I've had a lot of fun playing this game! I like the replayability factor and the various characters, weapons, and skills to unlock as you go thru different playthroughs, especially since some characters work well with certain builds that I otherwise didn't touch or try before in another run. It doesn't take too long to unlock all 5 stages and endless mode which is nice to continue a really good build although it does get a little monotonous after a while to unlock more stuff. The OST is also a banger, the dev killed it with the music and I had to grab the OST since it was stuck in my head all day! I'd definitely recommend picking up the game, I've been having fun with it and I'm sure you will too! I know some reviews mention it's similar to a few other games, but regardless, I think it's worth at least giving it a try and judging for yourself.
It's a Brotato clone but it's a goodone.
love feeling like a WoW raid boss
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