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“We Put It All on Black”: An Interview With Vertpaint Studios On Ritual Tides

1 week ago | nag.co.za | Arielle Pieterse

There’s something deeply unsettling about being surrounded by open water. In horror, isolation has always been a go-to tactic: strip away society and support structures, and suddenly, every bump in the night hits harder. If you’ve been anywhere near the indie horror radar lately, you’ve probably heard whispers or screams about Ritual Tides. It’s not just the almost photoreal visuals that cause double-takes; it’s the palpable sense that something different is bubbling under the surface.
Foretales Review: The Deckbuilder Where You Can Literally Guilt-Trip Enemies Into Quitting

1 week ago | nag.co.za | Arielle Pieterse

Release Date15 September 2022PLATFORMSPC; Nintendo Switch Let’s face it: card games are having a moment. Again. But between roguelikes, deck builders, and enough fantasy settings to make even Geralt sigh into his Gwent deck, finding one that surprises you is rarer than a bug-free Bethesda launch. Enter Foretales: a story-rich, morally tangled, card-slinging adventure where violence is optional, and diplomacy is your deadliest weapon.
The Triple-I Initiative Returns, and Yes - Your Wishlist Is About to Explode

2 weeks ago | nag.co.za | Arielle Pieterse

If your Steam wishlist isn’t crying yet, give it a minute. The Triple-I Initiative is back for round two, delivering another trailer-fueled frenzy of upcoming indie bangers – minus the awkward stage banter, paid influencer cameos, and painfully scripted world premiere catchphrases. No ads. No fluff. Just straight-up game trailers, one after the other, like a lovingly curated video game buffet where every dish looks like it’ll ruin your productivity for weeks.
Dropsy Review: A Hug In Game Form

2 weeks ago | nag.co.za | Arielle Pieterse

Release Date10 September 2015DEVELOPER Tendershoot; A Jolly CorpsePUBLISHERDevolver DigitalPLATFORMSPC; macOS; iOS; Android; Nintendo Switch Dropsy is, against all odds, one of the most wholesome games I’ve ever played. It’s about grief. And social rejection. And clown-based communication breakdowns. But mostly? It’s about hugs. Big, awkward, unconditional hugs. Yes, this is technically a point-and-click adventure.
NAG Autumn Edition Launch Party: Burgers And Brotherhood

2 weeks ago | nag.co.za | Arielle Pieterse

Inside the First-Ever Event at the NAG HQLast night, something happened that’s never happened before: the NAG office turned into a full-on gamer’s paradise. Technically, it’s always a gamer’s paradise – but never one we’ve shared with more than a select few. That changed when we opened our doors for the very first time to celebrate the launch of the first NAG Quarterly Magazine, the Autumn Edition, and the vibes were immaculate.
Three Games To Make You Laugh Out Loud

2 weeks ago | nag.co.za | Arielle Pieterse

Let’s be honest: most of us play games to escape – into magical fantasy lands, post-apocalyptic wastelands, or, you know, our fifth hour in character creation. But sometimes, what you really need is a game that doesn’t just grip you with compelling mechanics or a heartbreaking narrative twist; it needs to make you snort Mountain Dew out your nose and question the sanity of whoever thought it was a good idea to let a goat drive a jetpack.
NAG’s R50 Steam Challenge: Who Came, Who Played, and Who (Digitally) Died Trying

3 weeks ago | nag.co.za | Arielle Pieterse

Every now and then, when the moon is full and the office coffee machine starts spitting out Red Bull, Reej – our fearless editor-in-chief and occasional chaos goblin – issues a challenge. Not a friendly challenge, mind you. No, this is the kind of challenge that lands in the work WhatsApp group like a Molotov cocktail with a Steam gift card taped to it.
Fabledom Review: A Fairytale City Builder Fit For A King

3 weeks ago | nag.co.za | Arielle Pieterse

PLATFORMSPlayStation 5; Nintendo Switch; PC; Xbox Series X/S Once upon a time, in a kingdom not so far away (your PC), there was a city-building game so enchanting, so delightfully cosy, that even the most hardened rulers found themselves utterly spellbound. This game spun from the golden threads of indie magic, was Fabledom.
Into the Restless Ruins Interview: A Roguelike Journey Through Scottish Folklore

3 weeks ago | nag.co.za | Arielle Pieterse

If you’ve ever dreamed of being both the dungeon master and the adventurer, Into the Restless Ruins might be the game you didn’t know you were waiting for. This roguelike deckbuilder seamlessly blends dungeon creation with exploring the eerie depths of Scottish folklore. From Ant Workshop, this unique title invites players into a world teeming with mythical creatures, haunted landscapes, and, of course, challenging strategic decisions.
RuneScape: Dragonwilds - Where the Only Thing Scarier Than Dragons Is Inventory Management

3 weeks ago | nag.co.za | Arielle Pieterse

Grab your pickaxe, don your best noob cape, and prepare to punch some trees because RuneScape: Dragonwilds is here to shake up Gielinor in ways that will make even seasoned adventurers question their life choices. Jagex has officially announced this open-world survival crafting adventure, which will be available in Early Access later this year. This means you have enough time to stockpile snacks and mentally prepare for the inevitable inventory full pop-ups.