Nodding Heads Games releases six-minute gameplay trailer for Raji: Kaliyuga, the 3D action-adventure sequel of Raji: An Ancient Epic. Quoted from Gematsu, The trailer was revealed through The MIX Summer Game Showcase 2026, a digital showcase event that partners with Summer Game Fest and becomes one of the important platforms for indie game announcements.
Raji's Story Setting: Kaliyuga
Raji: Kaliyuga set six years after game First. The conflict in this game escalated to a cosmic level after the asura warlord Mahabalasura broke the seal of the sky. This huge battle involves not only ordinary humans, but also gods, asuras, and mystical entities that were previously not directly involved in the conflict.
Raji, now a seasoned warrior, and his dreamwalking brother Darsh travel to the Eternal Summit to save or destroy the universe.
The stakes are much higher compared to the first game that already received widespread acclaim.
Two Protagonists with Different Styles
This game features dual protagonist with very different and complementary combat styles:
- Raji: Uses acrobatic martial arts and Trishul weapons, with an evasion system that can be customized according to player preferences.
- Darsh: Possesses extraordinary Siddhi powers to directly control gravity, time, and energy in battle.
These two characters provide significant gameplay variety, allowing players to choose a combat approach that suits their individual playstyle.
Platform and Release Status
Raji: Kaliyuga is currently in development for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, and PC via Steam, Epic Games Store, and Microsoft Store. Release date yet to be announced. Indian developer Nodding Heads Games is committed to delivering a high-quality experience for fans of Raji and the action-adventure genre as a whole across all supported platforms.
The game is one of the titles that has caught the attention of the global gaming community. More information will be announced by the developer in the near future as the project progresses and approaches its targeted release date.
