Notas Roubadas

Horror Games Protect Your Intellectual Property

Notas Roubadas is a unique horror game that combines artistic music with a message about protecting intellectual property. Players will accompany Marla, a young female musician with a passion for composing, on a journey to escape from faceless pirates who are always trying to steal her identity and unregistered works.

About Game

In this game, darkness and silence become the biggest threats. Faceless monsters—representing pirates—will hunt you in a house full of hidden mysteries. We want to use Marla's unregistered works. The player's task is to find the key, turn on the lights, escape the chase, and go to the computer to register the product to protect her identity and artistic intelligence.

Path (Gameplay)

Explore and survive: Search for hidden keys, open rooms, and avoid faceless enemies.
Interact with the environment: Press BARRA (Spacebar) to interact with objects with AURA.
Light management: In the dark, quickly search for an electric knife (disjunctor) to regain vision.
Protect your identity: If you are caught by the “Invader,” your identity will be drained, and you will gradually lose your ego.
Ultimate goal: Access a computer connected to the Internet to register the product—this is the only way to escape the copycats.

Outstanding features

Unique and strange music theme combined with horror in the survival horror genre.
The faceless monster image has a deep symbolic meaning about copycats and copyright theft.
Tournament system and gas search create a sense of tension and suspense.
No darkness, just flashing lights waiting for a creepier experience.
Message: Encourage artists to register to protect their products to maintain creative value.

Why should you play Notes Rabadus?

Unlike traditional horror games, which focus only on the intimidating factor, this game brings a layer of social meaning, which reminds us of the importance of intellectual property in art. It is not only an entertaining game but also a landscape dedicated to all who make materials, especially in the fields of music and digital art.