No Results Found 14 August 2026 Launch Notes

No Results Found launched on Steam on 14 August 2026. Some preview calendars had floated 31 July; the live store date is 14 August. The build is free. The developer is Zzangdol Games, a Jungle Game Lab graduate. The publisher is Jungle Game Lab. The Steam app ID is 4911390. This page is the day-one snapshot the rest of the wiki is written against.

What shipped

A single-player Windows desktop mystery. One room, one computer. A search loop with no highlighted clues. A public Church of the Nine-Tentacled Octopus site and a members-only community behind it. Mail, files, photos, memo, organization chart, in-game wiki, music, and a DODGE minigame. Ten achievements, including hidden Accuse and Connive. Languages: Korean, English, Japanese. AI disclosure: some 3D models and image assets were generated with assistance and then reviewed by the team.

Minimum spec: Windows 10 64-bit, Intel Core i3-6100, 8 GB RAM, Intel UHD Graphics 620, DirectX 11, 2 GB disk. Details on System Requirements.

What did not ship

A hint button. A Mac or Linux build. A codes system. A Trello the wiki could subscribe to. A third story ending in the achievement list. A shared second-player mode. Full voice acting on the language table.

Day-one reception and pain

User reviews opened Very Positive. Playtime comments clustered around two to two and a half hours for a first filing. Praise concentrated on the search loop and the cult community’s voice. Complaints concentrated on missing hints, auto-advancing chats, a skippable final report, a weakly justified fill-in-the-blank, and DODGE difficulty. Steam discussions already named the community address wall and a “true nature” blank. Those walls are why Hidden Community and the Walkthrough exist.

How this wiki will treat later patches

If a patch adds a hint mode, How to Search gets a paragraph and this page gets a version line. If a patch changes achievement text, the Achievement Tracker updates. If a patch lets you keep the wiki after credits, the Review and Endings pages note it. If a patch never comes, this launch note remains the whole changelog, which is fine for a complete two-hour game. A patch did come. Patch 1.0.1 fixed non-16:9 screens, input-field logic, and typos the day after launch. It did not add hints or pause chats. Keep this page for what shipped on day one. Keep the patch page for the delta.

Where to play and who to mail

Steam store link, trailer, and support sit on Official Links. Support email on the store is zzangdolgames@gmail.com. This wiki is unofficial. For how to sit at the desk, How to Play is the start. For Church and NIRA, use Case Files. For the free price argument, the Review is the short version: the loop is good, the auto-advance is rude, the minigame is optional.

If you are reading this months later and the store date still says 14 August 2026, nothing in this paragraph is stale except review counts. Check Steam for the live score. Check this hub’s parent Updates if a second dated page has appeared.

Facts we will not contradict elsewhere: released, not upcoming; Steam only at launch; single-player only; free; three official languages. If you still see a wishlist button instead of Play, you are on a cached store view. Refresh the app page. The wiki’s How to Play tour assumes you can already sit at the NIRA desk.