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Home»News»Gaming News»PC Gaming»Nine Noir Lives Review – Comedic Noir Lives

Nine Noir Lives Review – Comedic Noir Lives

By Scott Adams and GetseliousSeptember 6, 2022
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Recently, we got our hands on the point-and-click adventure from Silvernode Studios, Nine Noir Lives. If you like puzzles, with a touch of humor, this may be the game for you. However, maybe let us try to influence your decision with our video review of Nine Noir Lives.

Overall we enjoyed our time with the game but were sad that some moments were bogged down by just figuring out its puzzles. If you like cat comedic noir moments and lots of great characterizations this is a good pick-up. If you want a coherent point and click with some puzzles that make sense, then you might not want it.

The story is great and the moments you get animated by talking to characters are fantastic. Cuddles Nutterbutter is a great character and I loved having the noir moments of character explanations because they were always entertaining.

Summary

Nine Noir Lives has some of the best voice acting and animation you can see in an indie point and click game. Sadly it does get bogged down by the pacing and relevancy of its puzzles to the main game.

Pros

  • Voices are fantastic
  • Animation and art style is pristine
  • Cuddles is a delight of a character

Cons

  • Puzzles don’t always make a lot of sense in its own world
  • The story will take detours away from the case for sad subversion plot moments.
Overall
3
Nine Noir Lives Review Silvernode Games
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Scott Adams has been a strong lover of video games, mainly RPGS, for 20 years. He typically writes about the video games he loves, also reviews many of them, and he is a regular on the Nintendo Entertainment Podcast.

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