Feral Cat Den and indie narrative game publisher Fellow Traveler have announced Nirvana Noir, the sequel to the award-winning and acclaimed Genesis Noir. Revealed as part of The Day of the Devs event, Nirvana Noir is the next adventure in the world of No Man.
The cosmic watchmaker pursues mysteries across two parallel realities - one where the Big Bang was never fired, the other where it did, leading to an explosion of color and sin. It’s up to the player to solve the mysteries of the Bigger Bang. The game will jump between different realities in an effort to save both, while introducing new mechanics and tunes.
Like Genesis Noir, Nirvana Noir is a seamless blend of animation and interactivity and is overflowing with unique puzzles and interactions. In a quest to solve these mysteries players will find themselves performing a range of tasks from mounting a legal defence to reconstructing a demolished building and even literally finding skeletons in closets.
You'll solve mysteries to the tune of another amazing jazz-inspired soundtrack that reacts and responds to player actions. Nirvana Noir features both noir and neo-noir influences, as well as music-focused puzzles and interactions. All music and sound design in the game is done by Skillbard, an award-winning London-based team of composers and sound designers who work in film, television, games, sound art, pop music, and sonic branding.
Nirvana Noir will launch on Xbox Series X/S and PC via Steam next year with no specific date.
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