Nadia Was Here

The game is absolutely brilliant. I wholeheartily recommend it, especially to anyone who likes puzzles or pixelated RPGs. The gameworld is divided into sections, each of which consists of many rooms, full of clever puzzles. Over the course of the game, you unlock various new methods of interacting with the world, that allows you to reach previously... Read more

At it's heart, Nadia Was Here is a puzzle game. The description might say it's an RPG, but if you don't like lots and lots of puzzles, then thanks for your time, but this game is not for you. For everyone else, let me tell you about this awesome undiscovered gem. Nadia Was Here has two major gameplay features: the dungeons and the combat, which are... Read more

*NOTE: This review follows a full playthrough of the beta and an almost-complete playthrough of a near finished build When I first saw this game on Kickstarter, I found myself getting pretty damn excited, even though I never was too big on classic RPG's such as Golden Sun or Final Fantasy. I saw the appeal, but it just never was for me. I liked the... Read more

Nadia was Here has a fun, active battle system, and more puzzles than you can shake a stick at. Nadia's battles are fun from beginning to end. You control three characters, each with their own specialty, which together make up and odd but satisfying party. You have a defender who spends a lot of time jumping in front of enemy hits while trying not to... Read more

I normally prefer making more in-depth reviews and only doing so after at least beating a game, but Nadia Was Here is leaving the Steam store on February 1st, 2024 (tomorrow as of posting this review). As such, I'm putting up a quick blurb to promote the game for anyone who might be interested before it's gone for good. I'm around three hours in so... Read more