Master Inventory Puzzles in Nobodies: Silent Blood

Blyts has just released the final installment of the Nobodies trilogy with Nobodies: Silent Blood, following the successful launches of Nobodies: Murder Cleaner in December 2016 and Nobodies: After Death in December 2021. Known for other notable titles like Infamous Machine and Greedy Spiders, Blyts continues to captivate gamers with this latest addition.

Where’s The Story Going In Nobodies: Silent Blood?

In Nobodies: Silent Blood, you reprise your role as Asset 1080, the legendary cleaner known for making messy situations vanish without a trace. Your mission continues from where the previous games left off, plunging you into the year 2010 to tackle government-sanctioned assassinations. This puzzle adventure game delves into a world fueled by cryptocurrency-funded criminal activities. Your challenge is to follow the money trail and dismantle the shadowy network one piece at a time.

Each target presents its own puzzle, demanding that you search for clues, gather information, and perhaps even recruit unsuspecting allies. The game keeps you on your toes with numerous opportunities to make mistakes, even for the most seasoned cleaners. You'll travel the globe through 14 new missions, each offering unique disposal methods and multiple ways to cover your tracks. The hand-drawn art adds to the immersion, with over 100 meticulously crafted scenes to explore.

Additionally, you can collect hidden items that span the entire Nobodies trilogy. As you tackle missions, keep an eye out for these special collectibles tucked away in various scenes. Get a glimpse of the gameplay in Nobodies: Silent Blood below.

Have You Played The Series Yet?

If you're new to the series, the journey began with Nobodies: Murder Cleaner, where you cleaned up after hitmen in a point-and-click puzzle adventure. The game gained popularity for its engaging storyline and beautiful artwork.

Now, dive into the third chapter available on the Google Play Store. Before you go, don't miss out on our other news, including the soothing puzzle game Ouros with its unique spline-based controls for shaping smooth curves.