
NINA is a short, narrative-driven psychological horror game about a girl who keeps forgetting. Guide her through memory, fear, and truth—before it's too late.
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NINA is a short, narrative-driven psychological horror game about a girl trapped in a looping version of her own mind.
Each day, Nina wakes up in her room with no memory of what came before.
As her inner voice, you’ll help Nina uncover fragments of her past, comfort her in moments of fear, and guide her through a house filled with distorted memories. But be careful—say too much, and she breaks. Say too little, and she forgets.
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Short duration (30-40 minutes)
Minimal Pixel art style
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Languages: English, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Simplified Chinese
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Una Viasual Novel que empieza bastante meh, pero mientras más avanzas másinteresante se pone. El hecho de tener que jugar varias veces para avanzar en la historia me gusta, aunque se pudo haber omitido gran parte de diálogos repetitivos. Fuera de eso me ha gustado mucho, a demás de tener un buen final.
I'm not entirely sure how I found this game, probably stumbled upon it by scouring new releases, but I'm glad I did! Nina is a solid point-and-click visual novel centred around a young girl who keeps forgetting, and us, a college student turned voice inside her head who's trying to help her remember. We start by knowing absolutely nothing, not even her name, but by interacting with various things around the home, and by having the day reset several times we begin to piece together the fragments that led to her wanting to forget. Overall I quite enjoyed it, it's short but that doesn't hold it back at all. Art style was fantastic, story was interesting, had a solid time playing. Also as a shameless plug, here's my video on the game: https://youtu.be/l5QWzwsCjYw
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Hours played at review time, across 28 reviews with recorded playtime.
The story was all over the place and was presented backwards for some reason.
a lovely little game, 100% worth to pick up, the passion put in by the devs really shines through. nice job Rookie Pixels :DDDD. cant wait to see ur next potential game!
The first game to actually make me want to interact with its ARG elements. It also made me go crazy, because I went digging inside of the game files to find the passwords for a cellphone and a computer that you find in some of the rooms. I found both, got some answers that made the tragedy of this story even more tragic. This game is special, I definetely recommend it.
Good game
For any enthusiast for story telling on top of adding serious topics while giving it a horror aspect, I would defiantly give this game a try if you are not sensitive to the topics mentioned.
Poignant, intriguing, well written. "Nina" is a satisfying and solidly interesting mind teaser of an experience. The game has a fair number of lines that hit me pretty hard. The ARG aspect is also right up my alley. Can't wait to see where else this goes.
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