Neva review: Parental discretion is revised
Nomada Studio's latest platforming adventure will have animal lovers reaching for the tissue box.
Larryn is a freelance contributor who creates video game guides and reviews for Shacknews and has more than a decade of experience covering games across various outlets. When she's not gaming, Larryn can often be found watering houseplants, playing D&D, or teaching her cats new tricks.
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