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2021 PCSteam Deck playable 6.89 € 95 % positive Very positive, 114 reviews on Steam

A point-and-click puzzle adventure where you play a cleaner for an agency, making evidence and bodies vanish after a hit. Dark humor and inventive puzzles define the experience.

What defines Nobodies: After Death:

  • Puzzles and brain teasers
  • Lots of humour
  • Distinctive, stylised art style
  • Dark, serious atmosphere

The closest matches for Nobodies: After Death are Edna & Harvey: The Breakout, Edna & Harvey: Harvey's New Eyes and The Adventures of Bertram Fiddle: Episode 1 - A Dreadly Business. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Nobodies: After Death special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Edna & Harvey: The Breakout

97 %

2008 PCSteam Deck playable 14.99 € 86 % positive Very positive, 1,625 reviews on Steam

  • Puzzles and brain teasers
  • Lots of humour
  • Strong, story-driven narrative

A classic LucasArts-style point-and-click adventure in which Edna escapes from a psychiatric hospital together with her talking stuffed rabbit Harvey. Dark humor, quirky characters and clever inventory puzzles define the experience.

Puzzle Agent 2

Puzzles and brain teasers

Telltale's puzzle adventure, drawn in Graham Annable's distinctive sketchy style, sends FBI puzzle investigator Nelson Tethers back to eerie Scoggins. Logic brainteasers drive a quirky, unsettling mystery full of deadpan humor.

Later Alligator

Lots of humour

A quirky point-and-click puzzle adventure set in a city of alligators, where you help Pat uncover a conspiracy within his own mob family through mini-games and conversations. Its humor and bold cartoon style define the experience.

Bear With Me

Strong, story-driven narrative

An episodic noir point-and-click adventure in which a young girl and her grumpy teddy-bear detective investigate her brother's disappearance. Its black-and-white noir look, dry humor and clue-based puzzles set it apart.

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