There’s a misplaced perception that ‘artsy’ games are disingenuous: a psychological manipulation of color, sound, and motif engineered to make players feel something. Some are undoubtedly too heavy-handed – their narrative brush strokes too predictable, their allegories too obvious – but even at their best, they demand a degree of emotional work from the player to succeed. Neva is one such experience. Continue reading Neva review - a poignant platformer that will make you cry