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Horror Roguelike characterized by an experimental artstyle and storytelling, strategic gameplay and deep mysteries
NO-SKIN is a horror, rogue-lite and rpg game
developed and published by NoEye-Soft.
Released on February 16th 2025 is available only on Windows
in 2 languages: English and Italian.
It has received 784 reviews of which 760 were positive and 24 were negative resulting in an impressive rating of 9.1 out of 10. 😍
The game is currently priced at 6.99€ on Steam, but you can find it for 0.41€ on Eneba.
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- OS *: Windows 7, 8, 10, 11 64 bit
- Processor: 64bit Intel compatible Dual Core CPU
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: DX11 compliant graphics card
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 100 MB available space
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This game is genuinely an experience with nothing else like it. While its gameplay is simple, it goes much deeper than what is first seen. It is a phenomenal game, and I highly recommend it to anyone who can stomach body horror. Secrets seem to be hidden literally everywhere- Even 30 hours into the game, I still find new things. If I could replay any one game, free of memories, I would choose No Skin every time. This is without a doubt my favorite indie game ever made.
please PLEASE play this if you can handle the themes. this game released feburary last year. it has an all time peak of 214 concurrent players and currently has 19. it has 1100 reviews. it is SEVEN. DOLLARS. for a roguelike RPG with so much narrative and gameplay depth and super cool metaprogression and side stories and so. so. so many secrets. trust me on this one this game is peak
Game of the year for me. It perfectly combines horror and roguelike. And it was amazing to try and learn its story down to the slightest detail without looking up any guide or video. I usually end up checking the wiki or something after a while, but with this game, I wanted to discover everything myself. Game tells its story very surreal and cryptic way(which i love personally but consider it for yourself). Its look good, unique and most importantly fun. def worth to buy
If I did not have Expedition 33 as my personal GOTY, this would be it. I had bought this game on a whim, I don't remember exactly when. I just knew that this looked like something I would enjoy, and I think it came recommended from a tweet from the guy who made the game, IMSCARED (either they retweeted a post or mentioned it directly, I do not know for certain, I just know that it came from somewhere around there). It was only a couple of dollars, so even if I didn't like it, I was not incentivized to go return it because I was certain I could find something that I liked about it beyond the trailer and store images and support the effort that was put into this work. There it sat in my library for a long while, always on that mental backlog, and thinking "I should get to that." The icon and name always stood out against everything else in my library, so it managed to eventually escape the backlog and catch my attention again after practically marathoning Final Fantasy XVI. I needed something small, something digestible, but something that was completely and exclusively up my alley. I didn't think it would actually suck me in as much as it did. I just wanted to play a creepy roguelike, and what I got was so much more. What is NO-SKIN? NO-SKIN is as such: take your typical turn-based roguelike, put in a non-linear story, add a dash of cosmic horror to enhance the narrative elements, and make the turn-based combat juuuuuust hard enough to make you think about what you need to do, and that's probably the best "on paper" description I can give this game. The game has a very pixelated style, but that does not stop it from often being gruesome and macabre (the name of the game is "NO-SKIN", what do you think it'll involve?). The narrative is at first sparse and confusing, but there are supplemental side stories you can unlock that flesh out each character in the game, which in turn builds the world around the basic story beats you began with and offer new perspectives. Staple on some appropriate atmospheric music and sounds, some unique enemy designs, and you have a neat little indie game in your hands. That's NO-SKIN on the surface. Now, take whatever you have in mind and throw it out, because NO-SKIN will take your expectations and surprise you on how much it squeezes every drop out of each mechanic and element that is included in the package. Even if you're familiar with the subgenre, there is always more under the hood going on, or there's a new bit of information that makes you think "what if I tried that?" When it came to the next run, the next story I unlocked, the next character I unlocked, even the next event I hadn't seen yet, each hour I spent always seemed to have something new. It kept me guessing, it made me think, and it rewarded me for paying attention and gave me more of what I wanted. Even when I thought I knew what to expect, there was always something else, something more, and I went right back to digging. I enjoyed it immensely, and that is because this is the kind of game that I love to play. Something that encourages my mind goblins and pushes me to explore everything that I possibly can, buy everything that I can, wade through the strange and unsettling themes and imagery, and try to think outside the box when I wasn't sure what to do next. If that is something that sounds interesting to you, then you and I are alike and you may get a good time out of this game. This is a game for ME. But is it a game for YOU? I really, really want to gush about all that the game does that makes it so special, but this is truly a game that's worth going in as blind as can be. If what I've described and what is on the store page does not, at the least, make you curious, or you're not someone who likes roguelikes, potentially triggering themes (such as self harm, suicide, abuse, etc) or games that will demand multiple successful runs to get everything out of it, then I can understand if that is a turn off for you. I got a lot out of this game both because I loved it and because it demanded as such. This is also a game that will very much demand you take screenshots or keep notes, because a lot of information and secrets need to be kept in mind for future playthroughs (especially if you want to understand what the actual ♥♥♥♥ is going on in this game). You CAN just look up a guide and circumvent that, but a lot of the fun for me was putting that effort in to learn and piece together everything on my own, and I highly encourage that you do so as well. This game is also, again, difficult when you first start, and successful runs unlock higher difficulties with specific modifiers that can also change how you approach things and make you strain your knowledge and resources to the brink. Sometimes, you can also just get plain unlucky, and your run will end partway through because you just got hit with some bad RNG and need to restart. My tolerance is high for difficult games (I am very willing to bash my head in the wall until I hit the perfect run), so if yours isn't, understand that you can still do a lot, if not, most things if you aren't looking to unlock the next hardest difficulty. I am fairly certain a lot of elements require only getting certain permanent unlocks in a special store or just checking out and completing the side stories you unlock, which can, in turn, make future runs easier (but that demands you complete the side stories, and some definitely took a couple of tries before I beat them). And if you want a story that's straightforward, well, this is not that kind of game. I have a good idea on the story of the game and what's up with certain parts (especially after the 1.2 update, thank you NoEye-Soft), but that is because I took the time to explore everything and take notes on what anyone said that seemed important. Some elements have also been added post-launch, so there is now also an expectation set for potentially more details in the future (especially concerning the teaser at the very, very end that seems to point to the developer's new game, EDENWOUND) . There is enough in the base game to get the overall idea of what story is being told here, however. The patches only add to it. After all of that, is it worth it? Even if the game is not your cup of tea, I say at $7 USD, it's worth trying or just buying to support the developer. I've gotten more out of this game than other games that I've paid anywhere from 3x-10x the price for, which is what makes most roguelikes really wonderful just by their nature. Try it for a night, see how you feel, especially if you ever catch it on sale. Maybe try the demo for the developer's next game, EDENWOUND, if you want something that's more a top-down dungeon crawler with a lot of similar elements that this game presents. Join me in trying to desperately fill the void that this game now leaves inside me after having completed everything...
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NO-SKIN is currently priced at 6.99€ on Steam.
No, NO-SKIN is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 6.99€ on Steam.
Yes, NO-SKIN received 760 positive votes out of a total of 784 achieving an impressive rating of 9.06.
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NO-SKIN was developed and published by NoEye-Soft.
Yes, NO-SKIN is playable and fully supported on Windows.
No, NO-SKIN is not playable on MacOS.
No, NO-SKIN is not playable on Linux.
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No, NO-SKIN does not support VR.
NO-SKIN is a single-player game.
Yes, there is a DLC available for NO-SKIN. Explore additional content available for NO-SKIN on Steam.
No, NO-SKIN does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
No, NO-SKIN does not support Steam Remote Play.
Yes, NO-SKIN is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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