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Nobody Looks Up is #180 in Games › Casual Paid in United States and charting in 1 of 30 countries we track.
Updated 11 Nov 2026 · rankings refresh through the day
DeveloperCarlos Zepeda
CategoryGames
Price2.99 USD
Released
Rating★ 0.0 (0)
Version1.1
Age rating12+
First seen by us
11 Nov 2026
11 Nov 2026Full timeline · 3 events
- 🆕Nobody Looks Up first spotted by AppInsider#82 in Top Paid · Casual · United States
- 📦Nobody Looks Up version 1.1No release notes
- 🆕Nobody Looks Up released on the App Store
Collected from the stores by AppInsider since we first spotted the app. Dates are when we saw each change.
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Best rank now
#180
Games › Casual PaidMeasured
Nobody Looks Up on the App Store
App details
App ID
6821332142
Publisher
Carlos Zepeda
On the store since
Nov 2026
Under a year
Minimum OS
iOS 15.0+
iPhone 6s and later
Devices
iPhone · iPad
Universal purchase · Game Center
Content rating
12+
2 content notes below
Languages
1
EN
Size
4 MB
Also listed in
Casual, Action
Content notesFrequent/Intense Cartoon or Fantasy ViolenceInfrequent/Mild Horror/Fear Themes
Where Nobody Looks Up's downloads come from Modelled
Last 30 days: organic search, browsing the store, features and paid ads.
Where it ranks now
Every top chart it appears in across 30 countries.
| Country | Charts | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| United States | Games › CasualPaid | #180 |
Apps near Nobody Looks Up on the chart
Games › Casual Paid, around #180.
Ratings
App Store, worldwide.
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About Nobody Looks Up
Earth has eight billion people, forty million cows and zero anti-saucer defenses. Nobody Looks Up puts you in the pilot seat of a flying saucer with one job: take everything that isn't bolted down and get home before anyone notices.
Your first assignment is farm country. Lock your tractor beam on cows, chickens and sheep, hoist them aboard, and leave before the farmer finishes loading his shotgun. Usually he won't.
THERE'S A STORY DOWN THERE Thirty nights, six chapters, one valley. Your co-pilot is Enki, the engineer who made the people below 450,000 years ago and designed them to look at the ground. The ship comes back every 3,600 years to count what it left, and this is the pass where the count goes wrong. A story card opens every night, the Valley Gazette prints a headline about you every morning, and a black van collects your parts and calls them weather instruments. Catch its crates to read what it's hiding. By night 30 the whole valley is in one field with its head tilted back.
IT GETS LOUD Every night you clear a mission, and every night the locals get a little more organized. Pitchforks become pickup trucks with spotlights. Spotlights become a helicopter with your name on it. Every fifth night they send something bigger: a bull that fights the beam, a second helicopter, a tank. Farmers learn to lead their throws and come at you from both sides. Some nights the power is out. Some nights it rains down the canopy glass. Some nights lightning lights the whole valley and every farmer throws at once. Your wanted level climbs with every catch and brings the army sooner. Flip on mutators for bigger scores. Past night 20 it all stacks.
ZOMBIE NIGHT AND LAST LIGHT Then the crate in the barn leaks. The moon goes red, the farm hands stop being farm hands, and the only thing that cures them is your beam. Hold the horde off the barn wave after wave, or play Last Light, where the lamp fades every wave and every cure feeds it. Hover too long and they hear you. Don't beam the cows. We need those.
YOUR CO-PILOT HAS OPINIONS Enki talks you through every night in a language you will never understand. Subtitles provided. Accuracy not guaranteed. He has thoughts about Roswell, the Moon and a cow named Dolly.
TRICK OUT YOUR SAUCER Spend specimens in the hangar on a wider beam, faster lift, longer radar, thicker hull, a hotter engine and a magnet that pulls dinner toward you. Earn the hard stuff: an EMP that stalls tanks and helicopters, a decoy probe every farmer chases, a mind fog, a crop circle that pins the field, a blink that jumps your saucer clear, and a doomscroll that makes the whole valley check its phone instead of the sky. Overcharge the beam when you're desperate. It costs a hull plate. Worth it.
COLLECT THEM ALL Nine species, each with rare and golden variants. Golden cows that bolt. Black cats your radar can't see. A farm dog who will drag your prize right out of the beam if you're slow. Fill all 27 slots of the collection and earn 27 badge
Your first assignment is farm country. Lock your tractor beam on cows, chickens and sheep, hoist them aboard, and leave before the farmer finishes loading his shotgun. Usually he won't.
THERE'S A STORY DOWN THERE Thirty nights, six chapters, one valley. Your co-pilot is Enki, the engineer who made the people below 450,000 years ago and designed them to look at the ground. The ship comes back every 3,600 years to count what it left, and this is the pass where the count goes wrong. A story card opens every night, the Valley Gazette prints a headline about you every morning, and a black van collects your parts and calls them weather instruments. Catch its crates to read what it's hiding. By night 30 the whole valley is in one field with its head tilted back.
IT GETS LOUD Every night you clear a mission, and every night the locals get a little more organized. Pitchforks become pickup trucks with spotlights. Spotlights become a helicopter with your name on it. Every fifth night they send something bigger: a bull that fights the beam, a second helicopter, a tank. Farmers learn to lead their throws and come at you from both sides. Some nights the power is out. Some nights it rains down the canopy glass. Some nights lightning lights the whole valley and every farmer throws at once. Your wanted level climbs with every catch and brings the army sooner. Flip on mutators for bigger scores. Past night 20 it all stacks.
ZOMBIE NIGHT AND LAST LIGHT Then the crate in the barn leaks. The moon goes red, the farm hands stop being farm hands, and the only thing that cures them is your beam. Hold the horde off the barn wave after wave, or play Last Light, where the lamp fades every wave and every cure feeds it. Hover too long and they hear you. Don't beam the cows. We need those.
YOUR CO-PILOT HAS OPINIONS Enki talks you through every night in a language you will never understand. Subtitles provided. Accuracy not guaranteed. He has thoughts about Roswell, the Moon and a cow named Dolly.
TRICK OUT YOUR SAUCER Spend specimens in the hangar on a wider beam, faster lift, longer radar, thicker hull, a hotter engine and a magnet that pulls dinner toward you. Earn the hard stuff: an EMP that stalls tanks and helicopters, a decoy probe every farmer chases, a mind fog, a crop circle that pins the field, a blink that jumps your saucer clear, and a doomscroll that makes the whole valley check its phone instead of the sky. Overcharge the beam when you're desperate. It costs a hull plate. Worth it.
COLLECT THEM ALL Nine species, each with rare and golden variants. Golden cows that bolt. Black cats your radar can't see. A farm dog who will drag your prize right out of the beam if you're slow. Fill all 27 slots of the collection and earn 27 badge
Latest updates
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