Grow your business, manage restaurants and nightclubs, make friends and enemies, buy and decorate apartments, go fishing and maybe even find love in Nivalis, the city that stretches from the ocean to the clouds.
Nivalis Nights is an interesting game. It has a gameplay loop that sort of goes against the grain of typical cyberpunk settings, and it is a loop that can be really fun, albeit one that can get a little repetitive over time. The world can feel a little hollow, with limited interaction with NPCs, and the ones you would most expect to be able to talk...
Nivalis Nights redefines first-person life and management simulators, transporting us to a fascinating cyberpunk city. With deep restaurant mechanics, forays into the black market, drone evasion, nighttime missions, a network of NPC contacts, maritime transport, and an immersive audiovisual atmosphere, it is a tremendously addictive, must-play adve...
If you’re attached enough to its ideas and world while tempering expectations then perhaps there’s something more to glean here, but Nivalis Nights is a dish with all the appetizing beauty but little of the everlasting flavor or texture.
Nivalis Nights captivates with an intense cyberpunk atmosphere, a fantastic soundtrack and lots of freedom, though its mix of restaurant management, life sim and open world doesn't always work and a flood of quests can be stressful.
The game Nivalis Nights can be described as an experience with a beautiful appearance but a shallow and scattered essence. A title that presents a visually delightful world where the player can simply enjoy being present in it, but whenever they want to do something, they encounter numerous weaknesses. A work that is ambitious and wants to be both a...
