Solve Classic Inventory Puzzles In Nobodies: Silent Blood

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Blyts has dropped the last chapter in the Nobodies trilogy. After dropping Nobodies: Murder Cleaner in December 2016 and Nobodies: After Death in December 2021, the third one is called Nobodies: Silent Blood. Blyts is also known for other titles like Infamous Machine and Greedy Spiders.

In the game, you play the role of Asset 1080, just like its prequels. He’s the legendary cleaner with a knack for making messy problems disappear. You’ll be erasing the very traces of government-sanctioned assassinations.

You’ll get to continue Asset 1080’s saga, picking up where the previous games left off. Set in the year 2010, this puzzle adventure lets you dive into a world of cryptocurrency-funded criminal activity. Follow the money and take down the shady network piece by piece.

Every target in Nobodies: Silent Blood is a puzzle unto itself. You’ll need to hunt for clues, gather information and maybe even seek out some unsuspecting allies. But there are countless ways to mess up and even the best cleaners may make spectacular blunders!

You’ll be globe-trotting across 14 brand-new missions, each featuring a unique disposal method. Some of them have multiple ways to cover up the scene, making each mission feel like a new puzzle. And the best part is the hand-drawn art with over 100 meticulously crafted scenes.

You also get hidden collectibles which you actually get across the entire Nobodies trilogy. Just tackle missions and keep your eyes peeled for special items tucked away in them. Take a peek at the gameplay of Nobodies: Silent Blood below.

The first game in the series, Nobodies: Murder Cleaner, tasked the cleaner with mopping up after hitmen who have done their dirty work. This point-and-click puzzle adventure became quite popular due to its unique storyline and nice artwork.

So, go ahead and check the third chapter out on the Google Play Store. And before leaving, take a look at our other news. Shape Smooth Curves In Ouros, A Calming Puzzle With Spline-Based Controls.