Nemibi

Nemibi is an adorable 2D platformer featuring a story, various levels, zones, characters, minigames and a level editor!

A very loud and strange noise has just occurred on the Nebi Island!

Will you be able to discover where it comes from and solve everything?

- Over 30 big levels on 6 different themed zones and bosses!

- 2 playable characters with different abilities!

- Create and play your own levels with the level editor!

- Various story scenes and characters!

- Play various minigames!

- Unlockable illustrations!

- Save the game on multiple save slots!

- Multiple language support! (English, Español, Português, 日本語)

- And much more! Play the game to find out more!

Mibi

“A brave cat boy that is always motivated by almost everything and worried about anything that happens wherever he is!”

Nemi

“A magical rabbit girl that likes to help others with any problem that happens, although she is a bit curious and sometimes scared!”

Note: Nemibi does not require an internet connection and does not have any online access or connectivity feature so it can be safely played completely offline.

Windows® minimum system requirements

OS: Windows® XP (32-bit) (with Service Pack 2)

Processor: Any 32-bit x86 CPU with a clock speed of at least 1.0 GHz.

Memory: At least 256 MB of RAM.

Graphics: Any integrated or dedicated GPU with Direct3D® support.

DirectX®: DirectX® version 9.0

Storage: At least 20 MB available.

Notes: If when opening the game an error occurs, install Microsoft Visual C++ 2008 Redistributable (x86) to fix it, but it seems to only happen on Windows® XP and Windows® Vista.

Android™ requirements

The game can run on any Android™ device and perfomance may vary, but it must have at least minimum Android™ KitKat® (4.4) and 20 MB of storage for installing.

Frequently asked questions

Where are my saved progress and created levels?

Windows: “(Nemibi location)\save\” directory.

Android: “Android/data/com.sumenime.nemibi/files/save/” directory.

The editor levels are saved locally on a directory named “save” on files named “savlvl_” with the level number and the .lvl extension, something like “savlvl_1.lvl” and all the saved progress from the 3 saved files and settings are on the directory name “save” on the file “savedata.sav” that can be moved anywhere.

Save data is lost after quitting the game! How to resolve it?

This only applies on Windows, but make sure that on the Nemibi files location (where “nemibi.exe” is) the directory “save” (without quotes) is there, if that directory is not there, you can create it, otherwise, the game cannot save.

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