Neva is a beautiful game. This will likely not surprise you if you are familiar with Nomada Studio's first game Gris, which came out nearly six years ago. We couldn't help but pause and take ...

Please verify your email address. The second chapter in the story of Neva takes place as Fall arrives. Neva isn't a pup any longer and can hold her own against the dark forces. She fights ...

Nomada is back in 2024 with Neva, an adventure starring a woman and her wolf companion. However, this time the focus isn’t on one singular emotion, but rather the cacophony of feelings that is ...

Please verify your email address. Long story short, I learned the hard way that Neva is, indeed, really, effective at its job. In general, the game was already telling an effective and emotionally ...

It's probably a little bit unfair to bring it up right now, in the case of Neva, a game that is utterly, wildly beautiful, elegantly designed and, in one brief sequence in particular, bordering on ...

On first glance, Neva is a cozy game about nature and woodland friends. However, as soon as you load the game up, it quickly reminds you that nature is brutal. Within minutes, a bird has died and ...

In Neva, Nomada Studio’s follow-up to Gris, the cycle of life and death starts spinning immediately. An opening battle against land-poisoning sludge monsters turns tragic when my white wolf ...

Neva Review (PS5) – When I played Gris for the first time with its PS5 release, years after everyone else played and loved it, I was honestly disappointed in myself for not having checked it out ...

Neva cements Nomada Studio as a master of color and art design, with phenomenal visuals and animations that make the powerful, emotional narrative even more impactful. Neva also dramatically ...

As I run across a lush green landscape in Neva, I'm stopped by black, spindly, twig-like arms with spiky hands that suddenly jut out from the earth. As protagonist Alba, I slash at them with my ...

The visual influences of Neva, by the studio that made Gris, include the film “Princess Mononoke.” By Christopher Byrd Anyone who has seen “Princess Mononoke,” Hayao Miyazaki’s 1997 ...

Neva is never less than an absurdly attractive proposition: its world is one of blooming watercolours and characters who move with anime flair; its architecture is crisp and bewilderingly gigantic.