Can two people play on the same device?

Yes. The game has a built-in local two-player PvP mode where both players share one keyboard, each controlling their own character.

Does the game save my progress?

No. There is no save system. If you close the browser tab or refresh, you will start over from the beginning.

Is this an official Minecraft game?

No. It is inspired by Minecraft's block art style and uses characters called Noob and Pro, but it has no connection to Mojang or the official Minecraft franchise.

How long does it take to finish?

A full playthrough of the story mode takes roughly 15 to 25 minutes depending on how many times you die and restart sections.

Game reference

Noob vs Pro vs Hacker vs God

An adventure game where you face four progressively harder opponents, each with unique abilities that demand a different strategy.

Play

Choose a character and work through all four opponents, adapting your tactics to their specific skills. As each foe grows more capable, the game demands more creativity and flexibility.

Our verdict

A short Minecraft-inspired adventure where Noob and Pro chase down the Hacker who stole their diamond apples. The game keeps things fresh by mixing platforming, zombie combat, driving sequences, and boss battles into one brief campaign. Best played with a friend on the same keyboard — the local two-player mode is the highlight, though the solo story alone is worth a single run.

Pros

Multi-genre variety — levels switch between platforming, car driving, and boss fights so it rarely feels repetitive early on
Free local two-player mode on one keyboard, no accounts or downloads required
Humorous Minecraft-style story with a clear beginning and end, completable in one sitting
No in-app purchases or paywalls anywhere in the game

Cons

No save system — if you close the tab, you restart from the beginning
Driving sections drag on too long and the floaty car controls frustrate many players
The invisible maze section is widely criticized for being unfair rather than challenging

Compare with

Noob: Battle Royale — Same Noob-universe pixel aesthetic with chaotic multiplayer combat
Ragdoll Bloodbath — Physics-based combat chaos for players who enjoy the fighting and boss sections most

Frequently asked questions

Can two people play on the same device?: Yes. The game has a built-in local two-player PvP mode where both players share one keyboard, each controlling their own character.
Does the game save my progress?: No. There is no save system. If you close the browser tab or refresh, you will start over from the beginning.
Is this an official Minecraft game?: No. It is inspired by Minecraft's block art style and uses characters called Noob and Pro, but it has no connection to Mojang or the official Minecraft franchise.
How long does it take to finish?: A full playthrough of the story mode takes roughly 15 to 25 minutes depending on how many times you die and restart sections.