No Such Place

No Such Place is a survival-focused game set in anomalous zones investigated by the Unknown Research Consortium. Explore strange environments, gather supplies and intelligence, and make it back to the Safe House before time runs out, while facing hostile creatures and other dangerous people.

Prepare for each expedition by scavenging equipment and resources, then use what you recover to maintain gear and reinforce your Safe House. Missions can be undertaken alone or with a squad of up to four agents, where coordination can improve extraction rewards and survival odds.

Gameplay and features

• Explore and extract: Search anomalous locations, including abandoned facilities, deserted outposts, burning forests, and high-altitude snowfields. Recover useful supplies and intel, then reach the Extraction Point in time.
• Face varied threats: Hostile species are not the only danger in the zones: rival faction agents, mercenaries, and other hostile individuals can also stand between you and extraction.
• Experiment with weapons: The Gunsmith system lets you modify weapons using found materials. Unorthodox builds can produce powerful firearms or dangerous, unreliable results.
• Develop your agent and Safe House: Strength, agility, and firearm control improve through activity. Bring resources home to maintain equipment and reinforce facilities for future expeditions.
• Go solo or form a squad: Enter Dimensional Fragments alone or join up with as many as three other U.R.C. agents for multiplayer missions. Coordinated play can improve extraction rewards and survival odds.

Frequently asked questions

What is the main objective during an expedition?

Explore an anomalous zone, collect supplies and valuable information, reach the Extraction Point, and return to the Safe House before time runs out.

Can No Such Place be played with others?

Yes. You can venture into Dimensional Fragments alone or form a multiplayer squad with up to three other U.R.C. agents.

What does the Gunsmith system do?

It allows you to turn found materials into weapon builds. Experimental modifications may create effective firearms or hazardous, unreliable weapons.

How does an agent improve?

Sprinting, striking, and shooting develop physical attributes, instincts, and weapon proficiency. Strength, agility, and firearm control help with carrying, movement, and reactions.