Nobodies: Уборщик за убийцам‪и‬ 12+

That ending... how ironic especially with the virus outbreak and global pandemic currently going on. But oh wow, I had a lot of fun with this game. Trying to figure out how to get away with hiding or disposing of a dead body and cleaning up any evidence was surprisingly fun for me. At the end of each level, just when I thought I had done everything and out everything back the way I found it, then bam, a had forgotten something. Sometimes a few things! That made the game so much fun, making sure there was no evidence left behind. And what clever ways to dispose of a body... it makes you think for sure. But overall, this game was great. I did have to use the hints or “beeper” (maybe you are supposed to use beeper?) but the ads weren’t too intrusive, you are able to quickly exit out of the ad so it’s no big deal to watch an ad for a message of what to do or where to go next. The game was NOT short, I don’t know why some other reviewer said that. The game had like 10 levels or “jobs” each taking about an hour to play through, minimum. I’ve been playing this game over the course of 4 days, a few hours at a time. But if you are looking for an interesting, challenging, and fun game, this is it. It is also a learning experience in a way, if you are wanting to learn how to commit the perfect murder and get away with it lol. Definitely worth 5 stars.

I love hidden object/room escape games, but I did feel the formula was getting stale with all the clones out there. This game really adds a new twist to it. Now, not only do you have to find objects to complete a task, but you also have to complete it in the most discrete way possible and put everything back so that no one knew you were there in the first place. I like how there are multiple ways of disposing the body but only one true discrete method, because it really makes you think “nah, I shouldn’t do it this way or else they’ll find out because of that reason”. And it makes sense why you would get caught, it’s not just some arbitrary reason. At one point I figured “nah this way wouldn’t work because they’ll smell the decomposing body” and I was right. Makes the game more realistic and makes you actually think. The ads can get a bit annoying, but with the effort put into the game, I understand why they’re there, and I even paid to remove them to support the devs. I did notice that after paying to remove the ads, they still popped up (an issue a lot of people mentioned having), but after quickly restarting the app, it was resolved.

When I right reviews I try to add positive and negative things but I can’t think of anything negative that is on the game. Sometimes I miss click and I mess up and that’s frustrating but that’s on me. Now I am going to say how amazing this game is.

It’s a unique game. I have never played anything like it. It is a high quality fun game. The most impressive part is it’s a mobile game. And I never have high expectations for mobile games but if I did it would blow it out of the part. This is a game that I would pay for. It need more recognition.

Also the ads. I typically hate ads. But I don’t mind them in this game. A lot of mobile apps you have an add after every level and you have to watch ads to do anything. But here it is after every level. Which seems like a lot but it isn’t. If you mess up and get caught or something it’s doesn’t play an ad. It only does when you complete a level. And watching an add for hints makes sense. And it isn’t one of those ones where you have to watch three ads tilo get one hint. It doesn’t take away from the game. It doesn’t add anything but it doesn’t take away.

It has a story. Its puzzles but with an objective. And yeah all puzzles have an objective but I like the fact that you can make mistakes but still complete the level. There is some room for error.

I haven’t completed it yet but when I do I am almost sure I am going to play it again and try to get 100% on all levels.