Nothing Strange Here, a cozy mystery adventure, has been released by Dandelion Developers with a native Linux version on Steam.

You play the new journalist in the small town of Larcenest Gap, exploring a handcrafted open world, photographing strange moments with your camera and solving the problems of the quirky locals. For every completed quest you pick one of three article styles (cozy, funny or mysterious); the article you publish changes how the world and its residents react.

Photos and quests unlock stickers you use to build your own scrapbook. Day and night alternate, and certain events and secrets only show up at specific times. The game costs 11.99 euros regularly, with a 10 percent launch discount until September 14 (10.79 euros). A free demo is available on Steam.

Nothing Strange Here is a cozy mystery adventure where your choices shape the town of Larcenest Gap. Meet quirky locals, take on strange quests, and use your camera to capture memorable moments. Turn those moments into articles that influence how the world reacts with cozy, funny or even mysterious outcomes.

As the new journalist in town, you’re here to find the truth. Investigate hidden mysteries that go beyond your job description and help the locals solve their bizarre problems. Your choices shape the world you live in.

Explore the world under the warm sun or the eerie glow of moonlight. Certain events, characters, and secrets only appear at specific times, so keep your camera ready and eyes open.

Source: Steam