The NADI Project

Another adventure on an island with a mystical past. 100% in 1 hour with a guide

This is a free Walking Sim with very good graphics, and is done in first-person view. However, moving the camera around may cause some motion sickness in sensitive people. I'm not super sensitive, so luckily it only made me a little uncomfortable and I was able to play through. Even though the game is short, you can make manual saves, and I suggest you do so in case of clipping. The first time I went to explore the lighthouse, as I was leaving I somehow clipped through the safety handrail and became stuck on the other side. I could not move more than a couple of feet, and was forced to restart the game, therefore I lost about 20 to 25 minutes of progress and had to redo everything. According to reviews, several people have had problems with clipping. You play as an important businessman, Jeremy Parker. His private jet ([i]or maybe it's a company jet[/i]) goes down over the ocean. You awaken on the wooden pier of an island which is about the size of a large city block. On this island is the remains of a 2-story house, a bunker-looking building which contains the electrical power source, a lighthouse, a cave, and a radio tower. There are also 2 rusty trucks from the 1940's…

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This was such a beautiful and mysterious adventure game. Was even disappointed as I've ended it that fast. So yes, of course I can recommend it!

A short first-person horror experience built around tension and mystery. Brief, creepy, and focused. Recommended

More of an informational review than anything else: Runs with noisy fans (more noisy than on the vast majority of far more graphically intensive games) on Steam Deck using Proton Hotfix. I also think there was some graphical setting the game said would not run with Linux-so just to be sure, I disabled it. I only played it for the achievements (or rather, for one achievement in particular), so I didn’t pay too much attention to the story. I did see it though to the end, though-and can say it’s easily 100%-able achievement wise in under an hour on Steam Deck if you’re willing to use a walkthrough. Pros: Free Free Achievements Runs on Steam Deck Cons: Poorly optimized (my Steam Deck’s fans should NOT have been working at near BG3 levels of loudness at some points during this game) Most of the game has minimal ambient noise and no music except during certain key moments/cutscenes (which might’ve made the loud fans more noticeable) Would I recommend it? If you’re an achievement hunter, sure. If you like really obscure puzzle games with inventory combine mechanics and want to see if you can complete the game without using a walkthrough-sure. If you fit into neither of those categ…