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Arielle Pieterse
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Staff Writer, NAG Online
South Africa
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Biography
I started out a good couple of years ago as a Podcast host for NAG Magazine. This opportunity led me to start writing about all things game related for TechGirlZA. Since then I've gone on to writing for Glitched about TV Shows, Comics and Games. VAMERS about Games, Smart Home Tech and anything else geeky and nerdy. And finally, NAG, where I cover Game reviews and daily news about the gaming world.
Content
By Arielle Pieterse Verified| NAG Online Verified There’s something deeply unsettling about being surrounded by open water. In horror, isolation has always been a go-to tactic: strip away society and support structures, and suddenly, every bump in the night hits harder. If you’ve been anywhere near the indie horror radar lately, you’ve probably heard whispers or screams about Ritual Tides. It’s not just the almost photoreal visuals that cause double-takes; it’s the palpable sense that something different is bubbling under the surface.
By Arielle Pieterse Verified| NAG Online Verified Release Date15 September 2022PLATFORMSPC; Nintendo Switch Let’s face it: card games are having a moment. Again. But between roguelikes, deck builders, and enough fantasy settings to make even Geralt sigh into his Gwent deck, finding one that surprises you is rarer than a bug-free Bethesda launch. Enter Foretales: a story-rich, morally tangled, card-slinging adventure where violence is optional, and diplomacy is your deadliest weapon.
By Arielle Pieterse Verified| NAG Online Verified If your Steam wishlist isn’t crying yet, give it a minute. The Triple-I Initiative is back for round two, delivering another trailer-fueled frenzy of upcoming indie bangers – minus the awkward stage banter, paid influencer cameos, and painfully scripted world premiere catchphrases. No ads. No fluff. Just straight-up game trailers, one after the other, like a lovingly curated video game buffet where every dish looks like it’ll ruin your productivity for weeks.
Company Info
NAG Online