Developer builds unofficial companion site for free browser physics game NoomiClone

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A developer who enjoyed the free browser physics game NoomiClone, created by jamesnorth on itch.io, built an independent companion site around it. The site embeds the game on its homepage and adds a separate English getting-started guide and a troubleshooting page. The creator stresses that the site is not the official game page and labels it clearly as unofficial on every page, crediting the original author. Sharing lessons learned, the developer says plain disclosure builds trust for fan and wrapper sites, and that a short troubleshooting checklist resolved more player issues than any added feature. The creator states they are not affiliated with the original game.

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