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“It's transporting. Raji's a shortish game but a very rich one - the sheer scale of environments and the sense of adventure is properly intoxicating.” link
Raji: An Ancient Epic plays like an epic poem. Shadow puppet cutscenes help tell the story of main character Raji and there are murals all over the world displaying stories from Hindu mythology.” link
“Nevertheless, it’s a sure sign that there’s a real appetite for more richly diverse stories like this. Much like how Raji grows in confidence as a warrior.” link
“It was incredible to play through Raji and recognize pieces of places I’d been visiting during trips to India my entire life.” link
"Nodding Heads Games is set to launch Raji: An Ancient Epic in its bid to go #VocalForLocal. Shruti Mishra speaks to company's co-founder, Shruti Ghosh for a special reveal of the game" by CNBC" link
“Every piece of the game is imbued with elements of Ancient Indian and Southeast Asian history. The developers actually traveled to Bali to gather inspiration from the demonic-looking Indonesian statues for the game's hand-painted art" link
"Raji: An Ancient Epic has been causing ripples across the world for its stunning visuals, use of Indian mythology, and a great storyline. The console-worthy game from India was delayed for a couple of years due to the lack of funds making it a bumpy ride for founders Shruti Ghosh, Avichal Singh, and Ian Maude." link
India Comes of Age in the Gaming World with Raji: An Ancient Epic. Less than a year since release, Raji: An Ancient Epic has rippled throughout the games industry and exceeds the standards placed on debut indies, with high end graphics and mechanics have impressed gamers and industry veterans alike. link
“Raji: An Ancient Epic” made me feel like a traveler called to dig deeper, to learn more outside the game about the Hindu and Balinese legends, stories and settings that are interwoven into the project.” link
"Regardless of which storefront it lands on for PC, Raji: An Ancient Epic is shaping up to be an interesting title for the Indian games industry that’s obsessed with metrics and conflating video games with fantasy sports and gambling." link
"A rare gem, Raji is a stunning game, lovingly hand-crafted with excellent art: towering statues lit in shafts of light, glowing illustrations on the walls, ancient wall murals and carvings, palaces lit with moody lanterns, the city in the distance, and even beautiful ornate doors with sunlight filtering through stained glasses." link
"Raji: An Ancient Epic is more than just a video game from India. It’s a testament to the immense talent and stories that can be found in the country. Not only does it tell the story of a girl destined to save humanity from demons, but it also shows the struggles of Indian developers who dare to go beyond mobile games." link
"India's Growing Game Industry, India's gamers are top drawer but why do games made here rarely pick up steam? Special thanks to Nodding Heads Games! "link
"In a heavily patriarchal society where religion is often twisted to serve misogyny, kudos to the developers for making a teenage girl the playable character, who prays to said goddess and is empowered by her. Raji is not only a dutiful Durga devotee but also a believer of her own abilities, as she jumps around in an Indian dress and banters with demons while slaughtering them. The game that takes her name is a true feminist fable." link
"The demon-infested ancient Indian world really catches my eye. Raji captures the vibrancy and colour of Hindu mythology rather beautifully, I think. I like the shadow puppet style of cutscenes, and the way the camera zooms out sometimes to let you soak in the sights. Plus, it's refreshing to see a game steeped in this culture and its history for once." link
“Every piece of the game is imbued with elements of Ancient Indian and Southeast Asian history. The developers actually traveled to Bali to gather inspiration from the demonic-looking Indonesian statues for the game's hand-painted art" link
“Raji: An Ancient Epic is an tale worth playing and a game worth your time, especially for its interesting setting rooted in Indian culture.” link
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