Nothing's Missing is a competitive multiplayer game about burglary, handmade counterfeits, and extremely questionable decisions.

You have a house full of stuff. So do your opponents.

Your job is to steal their belongings, replace them with counterfeits you've made yourself, and hope nobody notices the difference.

The problem? They're doing exactly the same thing to your house.

MEMORIZE YOUR HOUSE

Before the robbery begins, you'll have a little time to explore your own house and memorize your belongings.

Where was the radio? What color was that lamp? Did the TV always have those weird little legs?

Pay attention. Those details are about to matter.

STEAL IT. BUILD IT. REPLACE IT.

When the robbery starts, both teams break into each other's houses at the same time.

Choose what to steal, carry the originals back to your workshop van, and start making counterfeits.

There's just one catch.

There is no "Make a Copy" button.

You'll have to build your fakes by hand using simple 3D shapes. Move them, rotate them, resize them, choose colors, and paint the surfaces yourself.

Want to recreate a radio? Grab a box, slap on a couple of round speakers, and stick an antenna on top. Does it look terrible? Maybe nobody will notice.

Once your masterpiece is finished, carry it back and put it where the original used to be.

Meanwhile, the other team is busy robbing you.

SOMETHING DOESN'T LOOK RIGHT...

After the robbery, you return home.

At first glance, everything seems normal.

But why does the radio have a gigantic antenna? Who painted the television green? And where did the clock go?

Search your rooms, look for missing originals, and inspect anything that seems suspicious.

Found something strange? Call the cops.

A police officer will rush in, inspect the suspicious item or empty spot, and determine whether something was actually stolen.

Correct reports recover your stolen belongings. But be careful: three false alarms, and the police won't take any more calls from your team.

KEY FEATURES

• Simultaneous robberies. Both teams raid each other's homes while leaving their own belongings unguarded.

• Handmade counterfeits. Build custom 3D objects from simple shapes, modify their proportions, and paint them yourself.

• Every fake is different. Your creations depend entirely on your imagination, attention to detail, and questionable artistic abilities.

• Race against the clock. Decide whether to make one convincing counterfeit or several absolutely terrible ones.

• Investigate the damage. Return home, remember what your belongings looked like, and spot the replacements.

• Cops with limited patience. Report real thefts, but don't waste your team's three false alarms.

• Play with friends. Coordinate robberies, split up workshop duties, and investigate suspicious objects together.

Steal the original. Make a fake. Put it back.

And when the other team gets home, act like nothing ever happened.

Nothing's Missing.