The No-Name Project

The No-Name Project

Florin-Marian Hera · October 19, 2023 · RPG, Adventure, Party-Based RPG, Puzzle, Choose Your Own Adventure

Buy The No-Name Project from Steam at $4.99 — the cheapest of 2 stores we compare. The cheapest The No-Name Project key from a keyshop is $5.52 at Eneba.

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lowest tracked $0.69
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The No-Name Project price by region

The No-Name Project costs $3.29 in Georgia (USD), £4.29 in the United Kingdom, $4.99 in the United States, €4.99 in Europe (EUR), CA$6.49 in Canada, NZ$7.39 in New Zealand, A$7.50 in Australia, R$16.99 in Brazil and zł22.99 in Poland right now.

Cheapest The No-Name Project offer in each region, in local currency
RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
Georgia (USD) $3.29 $3.29 $5.52 2
United Kingdom £4.29 £4.29 — 1
United Statesyour region $4.99 $4.99 $5.52 2
Europe (EUR) €4.99 €4.99 €5.00 2
Canada CA$6.49 CA$6.49 — 1
New Zealand NZ$7.39 NZ$7.39 — 1
Australia A$7.50 A$7.50 — 1
Brazil R$16.99 R$16.99 — 1
Poland zł22.99 zł22.99 — 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 The No-Name Project

✦ AI summary

The No-Name Project lets you create your own adventure with total freedom—adopt animals, practice necromancy to resurrect the dead as zombie slaves, conquer castles, and reshape society however you choose. With regular updates adding new content twice monthly, you can fish, mine, craft, build businesses, join guilds, learn a custom alphabet, upgrade your boat to a spaceship, and uncover hidden lore across multiple dimensions and islands.

When I started creating this game, I asked myself, "What do I want to create?" and the answer was, "Freedom!"

Welcome to "The No-Name Project," where anything goes! Choose from 16 different character designs, with more on the way. In this game, you're free to adopt animals such as cows and cats, dogs and pigs, a mysterious bird, some dead monkeys, literally any NPC that you kill (if you learn necromancy), and even some weird dinosaurs that you have to revive yourself in your conquered castle (that you also have to conquer all by yourself) to help you on your journey. But that's just the beginning. With the power of necromancy, you can resurrect people from the graves you find throughout the game. Some you may have even killed yourself. Help a family one day, and kill them the next. Dig for gold in their basement, rob their graves, and resurrect them as your zombie slaves. The choice is yours. In "The No-Name Project," there are endless possibilities. Fish to your heart's content, mine for precious gems and ores, and cut down trees if you are into that. You can interact with almost anything in the wilderness, uncovering hidden secrets and lore. And the best part? "The No-Name Project" is updated almost twice a month with new content, so the adventure never ends.
  • You start as a NO-NAME, hence the game's name!
  • Save villagers (or don't), help them and/or work for them (or don't), kill them (or don't), rob their graves (or don't), resurrect them via necromancy (or don't), dig in their basement for gold (or don't), kill their chickens for meat (or don't).
  • Fish/mine/craft.
  • Build a boat and upgrade it up to Class S (that stands for Spaceship), then use it to trigger up to 40 random events. (Since Update 1.9.4.6)
  • Cut trees, gather flowers, gather rocks, and travel where you want.
  • Kill a king in order to become a king? Hold court events, and make your own religion.
  • Own a restaurant.
  • Go to jail!
  • Build statues of yourself!
  • Adorn your castle with 96 different flag possibilities.
  • Join a warrior's guild and take bounties.
  • Secret weapons and other items scattered everywhere.
  • Upgrade your house and plant things in your garden.
  • Magic College and underwater temple.
  • Own a cow!? Also, a dog, cat, a weird entity, resurrect every grave you find in the wild, monkeys, a weird pork monster, a bird, a dinosaur, a treant, a bear cub (that can become a bear), people you killed, golems, and a chicken. (more to come) Some of them come with their backstory and can be upgraded.
  • We invented a new alphabet that can be learned in-game at the Magic College and with it you can translate things you find in ruins to gain Archeology skill-points and bonuses.
  • Go with an empty bottle in the bathroom for a surprise...
  • Little gags everywhere.
  • Cults that love cows. Also werecows (people-eating cows).
  • Multiple dimensions.
  • Buy a bar and a pizzeria, and upgrade the roads if you conquered a city.
  • Fly into space.
  • Unlock a lab that will allow you to cut your zombie's legs and arms and interchange the limbs in between them.

In this game, you will find tons of achievements, but more importantly, you will gain deep insights into the world that you will step into. You will find books that will explain many aspects of your character. Have a look out when you explore different islands in-game for the "Books of the Dead". They are a collection of books within the Codex that contain the memories and knowledge of beings inscribed by Gods. When someone reads one of these books from beginning to end, it grants them the power and knowledge of the previous user whose memories and knowledge are contained in that specific book.

The No-Name Project — game info

Platforms
Windows
Player modes
Single-player
Controller
Partial controller support
PC Game Pass
Not included

What Steam players say

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

✦ AI summary

The No-Name Project is an indie RPG that players praise for offering substantial content and meaningful player choice that reportedly surpasses more polished commercial alternatives, with many appreciating its sense of discovery and freedom in exploration. The common criticisms center on technical issues and bugs, particularly in newer content, along with rough menu navigation that detract from an otherwise engaging experience. Players generally recommend it for those seeking a content-rich adventure, though some feel the unfinished state holds it back from its potential.

Recommended Mar 30, 2024
basically , dude bought octopath traveler ,felt so dissatisfied he then went out of his way to create something that clearly isn't as unique looking but definitely ,DEFINITELY with more substance than what square enix put on steam.
4 found this helpful
Recommended Jan 19, 2024
Have had a huge amount of fun so far. So much to do and explore. Hit a glitch so far into the game and waiting for dev to respond and fix. Would definitely recommend for play time alone.
2 found this helpful
Recommended Dec 26, 2023
A simple RPG where it has so many to do, you won't know where to start. Play through it blind and you'll be surprised to see that this game has plenty to offer. You'll want to see what happens next, what would happen if I did it differently, etc. The combat is simple and I don't mind that since I'm more interested in seeing what this game has to offer. You can recruit people to your party after doing simple quests and the highlight of the game is seeing where all this goes. It definitely reminds me of Phantasy Star 2, my most favorite and hated game of all time because of its fantasy sci fi themes. There is fun in its simplicity. The menu options could be better and easier to navigate though.
2 found this helpful
Recommended Feb 26, 2026
Good freedom rpg! Nice choices on what to do. It is buggy on the newer content sadly. Other then that its pretty good!
Not recommended Nov 23, 2024
It's a buggy mes of elements that are tied together with spit and duct tape and can't really be called a game. I wish the dev would have finished this one before moving on to his next project.
Recommended Apr 18, 2024
amazing game, I love that the creator put so much heart into it

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