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Baba Is You
hempuli.com
Award-winning puzzle game where players push word blocks to change the rules of each level.
Noita by Arvi Teikari
Roguelite action game where every pixel is physically simulated, made by Nolla Games with Teikari as a team member.
Visit Noita ↗About Noita
Roguelite action game where every pixel is physically simulated, made by Nolla Games with Teikari as a team member. Noita is a indie game makers product built by indie maker Arvi Teikari, launched in 2020.
- Status
- Active
- Launched
- 2020
- Category
- Indie Game Makers
- Website
- noitagame.com
More products by Arvi Teikari
Environmental Station Alpha
store.steampowered.com
Retro-styled Metroid-like action platformer about a robot exploring an abandoned space station.
Hempuli on itch.io
hempuli.itch.io
Collection of his small experimental and game jam titles.
Noita FAQ
What is Noita?
Noita is a indie game makers product: Roguelite action game where every pixel is physically simulated, made by Nolla Games with Teikari as a team member.
Who made Noita?
Noita was made by Arvi Teikari, Finnish solo game developer known as Hempuli, creator of the puzzle game Baba Is You. It launched in 2020. Arvi Teikari has also built Baba Is You, Environmental Station Alpha, Hempuli on itch.io.
Is Noita still active?
Yes. As far as IndieMakerList knows, Noita is still active and run by Arvi Teikari at noitagame.com.
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