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Version 0.0.7 · 2026-06-23
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The store currently lists version 0.0.7, updated 2026-06-23.








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"Welcome to Noisy Zoo, where animals talk using your voice. Record any sound and watch cute creatures repeat it in their own silly way. As more animals join, your zoo fills with funny and unpredictable voices. Try different sounds and discover what makes you laugh the most.
How to Play
- Explore the zoo and discover different animals
- Record your voice when you get close
- Earn coins each time animals repeat your sound
- Use coins to unlock more creatures
Why You'll Love Noisy Zoo
- Turn your voice into talking animals
- Discover funny and unexpected reactions
- Earn coins as animals repeat your sounds
- Unlock many adorable creatures
- Enjoy quick bursts of silly fun
Each zoo is unique because every player sounds different. Only your voice can bring these animals to life. Make some noise and see how ridiculous your zoo can become."
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