Nirvana Noir is a cosmic adventure across inner space.
Become your own existential threat and put out the fires of eternity.
Dual noir adventures beyond time and space; one where the Big Bang was never fired, the other an explosion of color and sin. Your new lover is tangled in rumors of a Bigger Bang. Can you unravel its mystery and stop the threat to the cosmic city?
Hit the street; counter the culture; be changed.
Explore a cosmic city split in two. Divided by corrupt darkness and decadent color, but always lit by flames.
Explore the streets and the stars.
Question gossipy shopkeepers.
Play with animatronics.
Try not to break under harsh interrogation.
View goals, tasks, and knowledge about the world in No Man’s MIND’S EYE.
Who is No Man?
A watch salesman stuck in a deterministic hell.
Working on his masterpiece, a clocktower financed by scheming mobsters.
Must stop the Bigger Bang.
A former watch salesman stuck in the penal system.
Recently released early as a criminal informant to spy on a counterculture cult.
Must stop the Bigger Bang.
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“Do I need to play Genesis Noir first?”
No. Both Genesis Noir and Nirvana Noir are written to be enjoyed and understood on their own. If you've played Genesis Noir the additional references and background on the characters might make for a richer experience of Nirvana Noir but, if not, your experience of Nirvana Noir won't be negatively impacted at all. You could even play them in reverse order - time is not a constant!
“What platforms can I play Nirvana Noir on?”
Nirvana Noir is currently being developed for Windows PC and Xbox.
“Who is making Nirvana Noir?”
Nirvana Noir is being developed by Feral Cat Den, a small studio in New York City. The music and sound design for Nirvana Noir is being created by Skillbard, a small team of composers and sound designers based in London.
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A game by Feral Cat Den, a small studio in NYC.
Music and sound by Skillbard, a team of composers and sound designers in London.
Published by Fellow Traveller, an independent games label based in Australia.
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