Nobodie

Nobodies is a point-and-click puzzle-adventure game where players take on the role of a cleaner for a counter-terrorism organization. You must clean up various crime scenes to ensure your employers' clandestine operations remain undetected. The game presents 13 murder cases of varying difficulty, each based on real-life cases. Each case offers diverse puzzles for players to solve. Click on different locations at the scene and use items in the environment to solve puzzles and successfully clean up the traces. There's more than one way to solve the puzzles; use your wit to solve them, and the subsequent plot will change depending on your solution.

Features of Nobodies:

Diverse, engaging scenarios: This game has many pre-made levels that will represent a certain context or area to make the player’s experience always change.

Problem-solving skill challenge: Sometimes the player will be challenged by this game in their judgment and thinking. This will be shown through difficult levels that require high creativity.

Progression and complexity: To help players get used to it, the developers have made the first levels quite easy and they will encounter more and more problems later on.

Encourages player creativity: The developers also encourage players to constantly be creative and experiment with new ways to complete a level.

Enhances replay value: Whether you fail or win the previous level, you can still go back to try new strategies.

Personalized gameplay experiences: How you win a level will depend entirely on you.

Highlights of Nobodies:

Nobodies tells the story of a cleaner who has to clean up murders, and then turn them into random events. This cleaner is also not a bad guy because the subjects of the story are scientists who have a dark research conspiracy. A group of scientists had previously illegally experimented with humans. However, this experiment was short-lived. The government found out and dismissed these scientists.

They continued their activities when they joined an organization named Q-100 and began researching ethnic bioweapons. This weapon’s purpose is to exterminate. Once again, the government uncovered the illegal activities of Q-100 and purge the associated members. You will assassinate the subjects, and no one will ever find out.

The name of the game may give you some clues about how Blyts designed the game. You will be able to understand the objectives and steps to complete the game in a clear, explicit way. The plot revolves around your never-ending quest to find those responsible for the attempted assassination. You are responsible for disposing of bodies after they have killed people. This is to prevent terrorists from being captured. Continue working until all critical players have been removed.

You will start the level with a completely defeated scene and a target. You must arrange the environment elements and determine the best way to solve the case. You will need to work with the environment factors at first, as you won’t have any specific solutions. You should be able to solve the level after you have linked these elements.

After you interact with objects, they are transferred into an item bag. You’ll see a list of all the items that you have collected when you open this bag. Each item can be used in a variety of ways. For example, a pipette will allow you to get a liquid solution. If you wish to change this solution, you must discard the old one. Multiple objects can be combined to create something new.

Player Comments of Nobodies:

Brilliant, love the aesthetic, 1080s very entertaining. I blazed through it the first time, couldn't get enough of it. I want to explore more in my second play through of all three games. Will recommend to anyone with a mildly morbid send of humour. Oh, I failed to mention, the easter eggs are a pleasure to find, a lot of thought has been put into the game, I can tell.

This game is awesome. The concept is so original, I've not seen anything with his idea before, and the added element of retracing your steps to cover your tracks is a cool little touch they added. Each level is fun and challenging, and the graphics are amazing, plus the addition of some haunting music and well-placed humour really enhance the experience. The ads are fairly infrequent: barely an inconvenience and not intrusive to the gameplay like they are in many other games. Highly recommended!

Very well made. Missions make you keep track of all actions if you wanna perfect it. Consequences are also a good effect. Some useful looking but useless artifacts also thrown in to confuse you. I loved the hidden missions as well. The no hint achievement is not possible unless you know about it before hand.

Its pretty fun, kinda like a puzzle game and a memory game combined. You gotta clean up the murder scene but then you gotta make it look like you were never there. So far Im an hour into it and its a logic based puzzle game so you can figure stuff out and not feel like you have to click on a million different variable possibilities of random combinations. Im playing with the play pass but it said no ads for $3, that seems decent if you dont have the play pass.

Walkthrough of Nobodies:

Operation 1, Quick Dry:

1. Pick up the trowel, bucket and cement from the floor. Grab the keys from the body and then pick up the body itself. Grab the sand from the wheelbarrow.

2. Use the keys to unlock the tool box and take the parrot wrench from inside.

3. Use the wrench on the faucet to turn on the water. Then fill up the bucket with water.

4. Pour the cement, sand and water into the cement mixer and then turn it on. When it’s done, grab the mix from inside.

5. In your inventory, combine the trowel with the mix.

6. Drop the body down the hole to the left. Then fill the hole with the mixture.

7. Return the wrench to the toolbox. Place the trowel and bucket back where you found them. Then leave through the door (or press the green exit sign).

That should give you the medal!

Operation 2, Antwoord:

1. Grab the lab coat and the pipette.

2. Look at the medicine cabinet and use the pipette on one of the bottles. Then use the filled pipette on one of the mice. Do this for each bottle and make note of the results.

3. Fill the pipette with the scopolamine, which makes the mice sleep.

4. Go through the door. Pick up the pipe and the coffee.

5. Use the filled pipette with the coffee to make a doctored coffee. Then hand it to the security guard.

6. Leave the room and fill the pipette with the drug that made the mice hyper. Also, grab the body.

7. Go back to the security guard. He’s asleep and dropped his access card. Pick it up.

8. Use the access card to open the door and go through.

9. Try to turn the handle. It’s stuck. So use the pipe to loosen it. Then turn it again to drain the water from the tank.

10. Press the button to open the tank doors. Place the body inside and close the doors again.

11. Turn the handle to fill the tank with water again.

12. Use the filled pipette with the lamprey feeder.

13. Go back to the lab and see the lamprey eating the body. Don’t leave yet!

14. Let’s put everything back the way we found it. Return the pipette and the lab coat. Return the pipe. And last, use the access door to lock the door again and then give the card back to the security guard.

Final words:

The corpse-handling system in the game is designed to be very diverse. Instead of simply hiding the corpses, gamers will have more creative options to completely evaporate their enemies from the Earth server. To create more suspense and horror for players, each method of hiding the corpses in the game will also have different visual and sound effects.