COGconnected says: Nevermind will send you on an odd trip through the minds of your patients. Solve puzzles and find portraits as you attempt to unlock their subconscious.
Neil writes "Way back at the start of 2017, Nevermind hit the Xbox Games Store, delivering a psychological adventure thriller to anyone who demanded it. At least that was if you were in North America. Now though, some six months later Nevermind has arrived for those of us in the UK to enjoy. Although I'm not sure 'enjoy' is the right word."
XBA Says: Although not long in gameplay length, the abstract imagery found within makes it an interesting game.
Gareth writes "Has there ever been a game about dealing with mental health problems? I don’t mean the kind of games where you have someone foaming about the mouth, holding a chainsaw and singing the theme tune to the Jungle Book. I’m talking about a grown up, deep, three dimensional examination of all things mindfulness. There have been recent titles like Among the Sleep and The Park that have tackled issues of depression and addiction, but they embedded it inside a horror genre. Nevermind does this as well, but is so much more than just a simple horror game. But is it any good?"
Think i'll pick this up, can't remember the last game that went into mental health issues as a form of horror. Layers of Fear maybe.. Sounds worth it though.
