10 Uplifting Games for Self Care and Mental Wellbeing (+ Giveaway!)
Rachael takes a look at ten indie games that are great for self-care, relaxation and positive mental wellbeing!
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With Good Intentions – A DualTimeline VN With Much Promise and Little Accomplishment.
Tamaster reviews With Good Intentions, a dual-timeline VN with much promise and little accomplishment.
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Seaberry Keep – Escape the Really Big Castle Mansion!
Rachael reviews Seaberry Keep, a cute and casual point-and-click game in which players must escape a really big castle mansion!
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Lucy Dreaming – A Rather Spiffing British Point-and-Click Game
Rachael reviews Lucy Dreaming, a splendidly British point-and-click comedy adventure in which players explore both dreams and reality!
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A Little to the Left – Organisation is the Key to this Relaxing Puzzle Game
Rachael reviews A Little to the Left a charming and relaxing puzzle game where organisation is key … but watch out for the cat!
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Murder is Game Over – A Villainous Point-and-Click Whodunnit!
Rachael reviews Murder is Game Over, a point-and-click murder mystery that follows the untimely death of a famous game designer.
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Somerville – An Insipid Journey Through British Countryside, Ravaged by an Alien Invasion!
Tamaster reviews Somerville, a captivating but ultimately shallow narrative adventure through an alien invasion.
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Chill Corner – A Free Fun and Relaxing Task Manager!
Rachael reviews Chill Corner, a fun idle game for chilling, relaxing or focusing. It also has pets cats and dogs!
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Boxville – Point-and-Click Puzzle Game Meets Animated Film
Rachael reviews Boxville, a puzzle game about speechless cans living in a city of boxes and drawing on cardboard to tell the stories.
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Zodiacats – A Magical Game of Cat Puzzles and Astrology!
Rachael reviews Zodiacats, an adorable puzzle game that mixes astrology and cats in which players solve puzzles and learn about their star sign!
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The Chant – A Terrifying Struggle for Survival Between Dimensions!
Tamaster at Indie Hive reviews The Chant, a terrifying action-adventure/survival horror set on a remote island.
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