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About This Game

Terminal 3, Guarulhos. It's 8:00 AM, and the line never seems to end.

Play as a Federal Police officer responsible for interviewing passengers, checking documents, and deciding who enters the country, who is sent for inspection, and who leaves in handcuffs.

The main campaign follows the Federal Police, with cases involving immigration, forged documents, and wanted persons. Early versions of the Federal Revenue and IBAMA careers are also available, with more content planned in future updates.

Question passengers, compare their answers with official records, and confront inconsistencies. Nervous travelers aren't always guilty, and the calmest passenger may have the most to hide.

Cases are inspired by Brazilian law and adapted for gameplay, covering customs allowances, cash declarations, smuggling, wildlife protection, drug trafficking, and more.

Outside the airport, bills, unexpected expenses, and corruption test your integrity. Every decision shapes the story and leads to one of five endings.

Use tools inspired by real airport procedures, including baggage X-rays, manual inspections, body scanners, K-9 units, and government databases.

Fully localized in Brazilian Portuguese and English.

This is a work of fiction inspired by real procedures. Legal references have been adapted for gameplay and are not intended as legal guidance.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

Nothing to Declare is a handcrafted game by a solo developer: all pixel art was drawn by the developer (AI images served only as composition references early in production and do not appear in the game), and the store images are actual in-game screenshots. The dialogue and case writing were created with the assistance of generative AI — always under the developer's direction, curation, and manual editing, to ensure accuracy regarding rules and legal citations based on actual Brazilian law. No content is generated by AI while you play.