Nevaeh

The game itself has nothing amazingly special, there are not incredible 3d graphics or fantastic gameplay, has an extremely short story, a pretty small cast, an average leveling up system, simple puzzles, collectibles, and boss battles. But it has something special that no word can describe, something that makes [b]every second of playing worth it to the most[/b]. The world, the characters, and their relationships transmit a lovely and warmingly feeling that makes you feel [b]home[/b]. If there was a word nearly capable of describing this game, I think it would be [b]LOVE[/b]. You can't dislike this game, it's a fantastic heart-warming experience.

Apparently this game is virtually unknown to the world, like it only has 4 review minus my own, but I got it on sale for 2 bux, and have to say, it's pretty cool in the sense there's some real creative game mechanics going on it. It has a pretty unique art style too being done in all black and white. Shadows cast by the light source you wield are you're greatest weapon and greatest defence.

Unique art style and matching music make for an unforgettable atmosphere. The game has its shortcomings, among which is difficulty which simply increases boss HP and clunky controls, but it can be overcome and is not an issue if you are not seeking for a challenge.

Weird, cool and very creative "puzzle platfomer". With no text, figuring out the story, what to do, how things work, even some interface elements is part of the fun.

[h1] My Experience [/h1] Nevaeh is a simple and short puzzle platformer, with a lot of charm and warmth. I don't think there's any better way to describe it as that's the most attractive factor about the games. It's a very charming, very warm game presented in a monochrome, storybook, fairytale kind of way. I don't believe I have much else to talk about really, as much as I loved the game. Like I said its a simple and fairly short puzzle platformer that'll only take you 3-4 hours to beat. The platforming is smooth and feels good. The main gimmick of the game is the magic butterfly that emits light. You would use it to activate lamps, cast shadows, etc... The game somehow keeps playing with the mechanic in different fun ways while remaining relatively simple so that someone as stupid as I can actually beat it without a guide. It also has several boss fights, all of which are based on casting lights and shadows in ways to hurt the boss with them or by directing their own attacks against themselves. For most of the game, you have to enter into a main hub tower of sorts, and go into each section in order to defeat the boss and restore a section of the town. During exploration of t…

this game was an interesting approach in some genres: + interesting shadow light play + riddles + kawaii factor + good soundtrack + simple but cool + kinda mix between metroidvania-htol- etc. + bizarre world - rather short - sometimes i dont understand the story, cause the story is told in picture-speechbubbles? - sometimes the game kinda freezes. dunno why.... I use my shadow as stepladder next 13/10