One Many Nobody

I had an absolute blast playing One Many Nobody! The team at Chestnut Games generously provided me with a review code and I was happy to dive in! It took around 13 hours for me to complete the game (between two livestreams) and I can only describe the game in four words: ADDICTING PUZZLE PLATFORMING ACTION!!! The game itself is a full-speed-head puzzle platformer, with very clever level design, a cyberpunk visual aesthetic, a rocking synthwave/vaporwave style soundtrack and a compelling story! (ALSO, CLONES!!!) Every level is unique across the different in-game biomes, as each stage builds on the next, increasing in puzzle difficulty but also increasing in unique challenges (things never once felt stale or stagnant!). Each time I had to problem-solve the various logic puzzles across each level, I was able to use visual cues (from moving objects and enemies) to the locations of stationary buttons which helped me work out the mechanics of each stage. What I really appreciated is that each level truly felt like carefully engineered machine, with meticulous care put into the entire UI/UX experience. I absolutely loved retro style puzzle platformers and top-down games from back in the day (such as Chip's Challenge, Gyromite, and more!) and One Many Nobody definitely did not disappoint (my inner child was very happy going through all 100 levels!). Thank you again Chestnut Games for giving me this unique opportunity to enjoy your game (and thanks for stopping by the stream!). I'm looking forward to diving into the Speedrun mode and seeing how fast I can blast through the game in record time!

Very nice game, it is not the usual platform, cloning gives you a new great way to resolve the levels and complete your mission! I very like the retro gaming graphics and the dystopic story. If you try it, you 'll never stop to play!

I'm a fan of puzzle games or any kind of game that requires your brain to work hard and I have to say I'm enjoying this game a lot! The puzzles start pretty easy, but there's some solid progression and they get harder and less obvious quite fast. However it's not just about using your brain, there's room for a lot of action too in several levels. An overall very enjoyable experience I'd say, if I had to improve something that'd be the option to be able to play both with the analog stick and the d-pad when using an Xbox-like controller and some extra polishing on some platforming mechanics, but otherwise a very good game!

I played the demo during the Steam Next Fest and I fell in love with the game concept. I think the game uses very well the cloning mechanic and the puzzles get challenging quite fast. There's no obvious and unique way to complete each level which makes the player to stop and think carefully about what move make next. As you make it to the laboratories the action part kicks in turning some puzzles into hard challenges even for the most skilled players! Great game!

Very smart puzzle arcade game with clever mechanics. Curated retro graphics. Very addictive - be warned!

A quite engaging and enjoyable puzzler. The Devs is very prompt to respond to issues and resolve them fast. Well recommended!

this game is "old shool" and preety hard, it is a challence.

A charming pixel art puzzle platformer! The puzzles are very well thought and I'm enjoying it a lot!

Puzzles and action mixed the right way! The cloning mechanic is innovative and allows puzzles to be solved in more than one way. Once you get past the first introductory levels, things get more interesting and you have to think well to find your way out of the rooms. Despite being a puzzle the pace of the game is very fast, you die often but respawn is instant. Nice retro graphics and the story about the energy crisis is very timely.

OMN is a new generation puzzle game, the cloning idea is quite revolutionary and it requires some mental gym to get used to it at the beginning. The story takes you into this mistery tunnel that helps keeping the suspense on. What I like the most is how the difficulty increases incredibly smoothly, it adds just a bit tiny of difficulty on every level instead of going flat and then up suddenly. If you are bored by the usual puzzle game and needs some challenge, OMN is the game you are looking for