Peter Willington: "This isn’t the new Braid, it’s not the next Limbo, but if you like puzzle platformers, and you’re prepared to be a little forgiving, then it might just tide you over until the next must-have atmospheric adventure is upon us."
Mental health is an important and sensitive topic. Luckily, there are plenty of games that depict these struggles and help shine a light on the matter.
Cyberpunk had some sides that did this as well. From smaller ones where some cops are trying to check in on their PTSD buddy, to bigger sides such as Judy.
At least half the people in online gaming communities are mentally ill judging by the way I've seen them talk. So this is kind of ironic considering
Night in the Woods is on top of the list with no mention of its creator who killed himself. Maybe stop celebrating your issues with a game and go get help.
The best games from 2015 you might have heard of or you might not have heard of. That all depends on you.
From the review: "Sym is a valiant effort to convey how social anxiety feels, but its platforming mechanics aren't solid enough and distract from the story and themes. The art style is striking, but the story and thematic elements are too broad to leave a lasting impact."
