What is the cheapest place to buy Nothing To Declare?

Steam at $9.99 — an official store, and the lowest of the 1 store we compare for your region. Prices update through the day, so check the table above before buying.

Is Nothing To Declare free?

No — Nothing To Declare is a paid game. The cheapest we can find it is $9.99.

Has Nothing To Declare ever been cheaper?

Yes — the lowest we have tracked since we started tracking it in August 2026 is $6.12. It is $9.99 today.

Is Nothing To Declare Steam Deck compatible?

Mostly. Valve rates Nothing To Declare Playable on Steam Deck: it runs, but may need some manual tweaking — a community controller layout, or zooming in on small text.

Can I play Nothing To Declare on Mac?

Yes. Nothing To Declare has a native macOS version on Steam.

Is Nothing To Declare multiplayer?

No — Steam lists Nothing To Declare as single-player only.

Is Nothing To Declare on PC Game Pass?

No — Nothing To Declare is not on PC Game Pass right now. The best price to buy it right now is $9.99.

Nothing To Declare (2026)

Name: Nothing To Declare
Brand: Rogue Duck Interactive
Availability: InStock

Rogue Duck Interactive · July 28, 2026 · Simulation, Casual, Job Simulator, Flight, Wholesome

Buy Nothing To Declare from Steam at $9.99 — the cheapest of 1 store we compare.

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$9.99

lowest tracked $6.12

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Where to buy Nothing To Declare — official stores

Steam

Standard Edition · Steam

$9.99

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Nothing To Declare price by region

Nothing To Declare costs £8.50 in the United Kingdom, €9.75 in Europe (EUR), $9.99 in the United States, $9.99 in Georgia (USD), CA$12.99 in Canada, A$14.50 in Australia, NZ$14.75 in New Zealand, R$32.99 in Brazil and zł45.99 in Poland right now.

Cheapest Nothing To Declare offer in each region, in local currency
Region	Best price	Official store	Key shop	Stores
United Kingdom	£8.50	£8.50	—	1
Europe (EUR)	€9.75	€9.75	—	1
United Statesyour region	$9.99	$9.99	—	1
Georgia (USD)	$9.99	$9.99	—	1
Canada	CA$12.99	CA$12.99	—	1
Australia	A$14.50	A$14.50	—	1
New Zealand	NZ$14.75	NZ$14.75	—	1
Brazil	R$32.99	R$32.99	—	1
Poland	zł45.99	zł45.99	—	1

Each row is a real price from that region's own stores, not a currency conversion, so the figures are not directly comparable. Switch regions in the header to shop the one you buy in.

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About Nothing To Declare

Ever wondered what it’s like to work airport security... without the stress? In Nothing To Declare, you step into a cozy, hand-drawn world where your job is to keep things safe, with just a sprinkle of suspicion.

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. 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.

🔍 Mini-Games You’ll Master:

Bag Weighing: Check if a suitcase is pushing the limits… and guess what might be inside.
X-Ray Scanning: Layered, noisy bag visuals hide secrets, can you spot the danger?
Passenger Interviews: Choose from dialogue options to assess each traveler’s intent and honesty.
Luggage Searching: Unzip, poke around, and carefully examine every odd-looking item.
...and more as the airport grows!

🎨 Features & Feel:

Hand-drawn 2D visuals full of charm and character.
Mini-games inspired by real security tasks, but make it cozy.
Light narrative elements with funny or suspicious passengers.
Endless replayability as each shift brings new challenges.
Packed (literally) with items from the Lost But Found universe, and more!

✈️ Ready to start your shift?

There’s nothing to declare… except a good time. (sorry for the bad joke)

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Nothing To Declare — game info

Platforms: Windows, macOS, Linux / SteamOS
Steam Deck: Playable
Player modes: Single-player
PC Game Pass: Not included

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Nothing To Declare price history

Nothing To Declare is $9.99 at Steam right now, compared across 1 store. The lowest we have tracked is $6.12.

2026-08-28low $6.12 · now $9.99

Nothing To Declare price changes · tracked since 28 Aug 2026
Date	Price	Store
25 Sep 2026	$9.99 ▲	Steam
28 Aug 2026	$6.12	Driffle INC

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Nothing To Declare — questions & answers

What is the cheapest place to buy Nothing To Declare?: Steam at $9.99 — an official store, and the lowest of the 1 store we compare for your region. Prices update through the day, so check the table above before buying.
Is Nothing To Declare free?: No — Nothing To Declare is a paid game. The cheapest we can find it is $9.99.
Has Nothing To Declare ever been cheaper?: Yes — the lowest we have tracked since we started tracking it in August 2026 is $6.12. It is $9.99 today.
Is Nothing To Declare Steam Deck compatible?: Mostly. Valve rates Nothing To Declare Playable on Steam Deck: it runs, but may need some manual tweaking — a community controller layout, or zooming in on small text.
Can I play Nothing To Declare on Mac?: Yes. Nothing To Declare has a native macOS version on Steam.
Is Nothing To Declare multiplayer?: No — Steam lists Nothing To Declare as single-player only.
Is Nothing To Declare on PC Game Pass?: No — Nothing To Declare is not on PC Game Pass right now. The best price to buy it right now is $9.99.

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Not recommended Sep 18, 2026

Sadly I cant finish this game it got really repetitive like the other rogue duck games i've played and I found it really hard to save my money and You can only deposit 1k into the retirement fund AND I never had enough money left to spend in the shop.. I feel like making money is very hard unless u steal stuff or you just keep on playing until you get the money. Maybe ill go back to this game but for now im shelving it

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Recommended Sep 20, 2026

Relaxing and nice!!

Not recommended Sep 19, 2026

So far, this game is a nice, cosy, repetitive time-sink. There's no pressure, but also no objective or story line, which gets boring fast. The gameplay is mechanically fine, but compared to other games by this publisher (eg Vending Machine Co.) it feels very undercooked. I played for just over 90 minutes and had a relaxing time, but I won't be returning. I hope over the next few months they add more features and story, for example consequences or risk for taking bribes or stealing items, and/or some benefit to playing by the rules. Until they flesh out this game properly, I can't recommend it.

Recommended Sep 19, 2026

Simple and addictive. Can play cozy to high risk mode. All fun.

Recommended Sep 18, 2026

This is a great mind distractor! I like a bunch of their games so i'm not surprised at all but i love this, highly recommend. If you like casual single player games, give it a try!

Recommended Sep 14, 2026

One or more of you devs got your stuff stuff stolen at the hands of the TSA, didn't you? Ain't no other reason why thievery is my bread and butter in this game

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