Nothing To Declare PC (Build 24391757)

Live the thrill of working as airport security! 🛃 Weigh and scan bags, ask passengers questions, and if you are not convinced, search their luggage for dangerous items. It could be a bomb or an oddly shaped electronic device! Earn money and upgrade your workstation. Ever wondered what it’s like to work airport security… without the stress?  From weighing luggage to scanning x-rays and questioning quirky travelers, every shift brings surprises (and the occasional questionable electronic device). Use your judgment and intuition to decide: do you let it through… or unzip and investigate?

Your Daily Routine: Start Your Shift: Begin your day at the cozy airport checkpoint or behind-the-scenes baggage station. Serve Passengers: Greet travelers, check passports, weigh bags, and scan them for suspicious items. Investigate Further: If your gut says something’s off, dig in, literally in Nothing To Declare. Unzip luggage and search with care in mini-game form. Grade Your Performance: Make smart calls, earn money, and avoid penalties for mistakes. Or don’t, chaos is also an option. You get to choose whether you want a chilled or challenging game. It starts you off slow and introduces more things you need to check as the days go on.

There’s also the opportunity to be corrupt and steal from passengers, which some players may not particularly like, as it can feel somewhat forced in order to make enough money to pay your bills at the end of the day. It has some similarities to Lost But Found, but Nothing To Declare feels much more polished, with a more engaging gameplay loop. While the gameplay is repetitive, that’s not necessarily a bad thing. There are plenty of repetitive games that become boring very quickly, but this one stays engaging throughout. The gameplay loop is satisfying and always leaves you wanting to keep playing just a little bit longer.

The upgrade system is a nice addition, but it would be great to see it expanded with more upgrades and customization options in future updates. It feels like there’s plenty of room to build on what’s already a solid foundation. Nothing To Declare is on the shorter side at the moment, so hopefully the developers continue to add more content, whether that’s through free updates or DLC. New levels, mechanics, or challenges would add even more replay value. Overall, it’s a cute and enjoyable game that’s well worth checking out if you enjoy casual simulation games. Hopefully the developers continue expanding it with more content in the future, as there’s plenty of potential for it to grow.