Uploaded November 2013 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Help support NEXUS and the Ætheric Worlds IndieGoGo campaign at indiegogo.com/projects/nexus-the-zoraidian-oracle - every bit helps!
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In this video, NEXUS' lead designer plays through the current demo version, showing how sets are formed, possible strategies when playing, and explaining features that are going to be implemented in the game.
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Nexus is the first of the games Ætheric Worlds is planning. Based in the world of Tyanaphos, Nexus: The Zoraidian Oracle provides a glimpse into the larger world that is waiting to be brought forward, while also providing an engaging game of itself. A strategic solitaire card game inspired by Hanafuda (a traditional Japanese flower card game similar to mah jongg or rummy), Nexus can be either relaxing or challenging to your critical thinking skills, all based on how you approach it. As with any solitaire game, you can choose to go after the highest points available in any hand -- but there are other options as well, and sometimes points aren't the final goal. In the end, it's all about the choices you make.
Help support NEXUS and the Ætheric Worlds IndieGoGo campaign at indiegogo.com/projects/nexus-the-zoraidian-oracle - every bit helps!
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In this video, NEXUS' lead designer plays through the current demo version, showing how sets are formed, possible strategies when playing, and explaining features that are going to be implemented in the game.
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Nexus is the first of the games Ætheric Worlds is planning. Based in the world of Tyanaphos, Nexus: The Zoraidian Oracle provides a glimpse into the larger world that is waiting to be brought forward, while also providing an engaging game of itself. A strategic solitaire card game inspired by Hanafuda (a traditional Japanese flower card game similar to mah jongg or rummy), Nexus can be either relaxing or challenging to your critical thinking skills, all based on how you approach it. As with any solitaire game, you can choose to go after the highest points available in any hand -- but there are other options as well, and sometimes points aren't the final goal. In the end, it's all about the choices you make.
