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Nothing To Declare Wiki

Airport security guides for weighing, X-ray, interviews, and upgrades.

Unofficial Nothing To Declare wiki with walkthroughs, contraband tips, upgrade advice, and shift tools for calmer checkpoints.

v1.0.1
Launch hotfix live
22
Steam achievements
Demo
Free core loop
30%
Launch sale window
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Jump into the hubs players search for most after launch.

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Review

Nothing To Declare Review

Nothing To Declare review: cozy airport security sim vibes, launch 30% off, full systems summary, demo takeaways, platforms.

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Guides

How to Play Nothing To Declare

Learn how to play Nothing To Declare: weigh bags, scan x-rays, interview passengers, search luggage, earn money, and upgrade.

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Items

Contraband Guide

Nothing To Declare contraband guide: suspicious luggage finds, danger shapes, weird electronics, and when to escalate.

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Tools

Shift Checklist Tool

Nothing To Declare shift checklist tool: complete each security step during play—weigh, scan, interview, search, grade.

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Updates

v1.0.1 Patch Notes

Nothing To Declare v1.0.1 bug fixes: Duty-Free shelves, Retirement gifts, regulations, confiscation UI, Day 10 breakdown, tutorial timeout.

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Upgrades

Workstation Upgrades

Nothing To Declare workstation upgrades guide: what to buy first, how desk improvements help shifts, and smart spending.

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First Shift Tips

Nothing To Declare first shift tips: pacing, early mistakes, when to search, and how to finish your opening day cleanly.

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Demo vs Full Game

Nothing To Declare demo vs full game: what the free demo teaches, when to buy 1.0, and which launch systems to learn next.

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Documents & Daily Rules

Nothing To Declare documents guide: passports, boarding passes, newspaper rules, restricted destinations, surnames, and items.

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Full Game Systems

Nothing To Declare full systems: cameras, Cookie, metal detectors, drug swabs, bribes, express travelers, and confiscation tips.

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Master the checkpoint

Each mini-game has its own tells — learn them once, reuse them every shift.

Quick start

Four calm steps from first login to a confident checkpoint loop.

  1. 1

    Learn the desk loop

    Start with the beginner overview, then decide whether the free demo or the full launch build fits your next hour.

    How to Play
  2. 2

    Read today’s rules

    Passports, boarding passes, and newspaper restrictions change what is legal. Skim documents before you clear anyone.

    Documents & Rules
  3. 3

    Unlock full-game tools

    Cameras, Cookie, drug swabs, bribes, and secret compartments need judgment—not panic clicking.

    Full Game Systems
  4. 4

    Apply the v1.0.1 fixes

    Duty-Free shelves, Retirement gifts, Day 10 machines, and confiscation UI were patched on launch day.

    v1.0.1 patch notes
  5. 5

    Use the shift checklist

    Keep a repeatable passenger flow when express lines and high-risk travelers stack the queue.

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Play smarter

Use the checklist and upgrade pages when you want structure between shifts.

FAQ

Wiki FAQ

Quick answers to the most common questions.

What is Nothing To Declare?

A cozy airport security simulation by Rogue Duck Interactive with passports, X-rays, interviews, searches, and deeper full-game tools like cameras, drug checks, and Agent Cookie.

Is this an official wiki?

No. This is an unofficial fan resource. For purchase details and patch notes, use the official Steam page from our Links hub.

Which languages are supported?

This wiki supports: English, Français, Deutsch, Español. Configure locales in site.meta.json and run npm run generate:i18n.

Where should beginners start after the July 2026 launch?

How to Play, Demo vs Full Game, Documents & Rules, then the v1.0.1 patch page before pushing past Day 10.

What changed in v1.0.1?

Launch-day fixes for Duty-Free shelves, Retirement gifts, regulation text, confiscation UI, language date bugs, Day 10 machine breakdowns, and tutorial timeouts.