The NADI Project

The NADI Project reads like a game that wants systems, progression, and some broader ambition, so it tends to appeal to players who enjoy figuring out layered mechanics rather than just moving through a simple lane. By our assessment, its promise is in that structure-driven approach, where the idea of a project matters as much as the immediate action. The downside is that games with this kind of identity can feel opaque if they explain themselves badly or lean too hard on setup. In practice the experience is usually about learning rules, testing them, and watching how one part changes another. It belongs with more cerebral indie work than with straightforward action games. The NADI Project will probably matter most to people who like to unpack a system piece by piece.