[Philosophy] Explore, wander, mess around and collect in this weird and wonderful sandbox that encourages you (with help from Alan Watts) to think about our universe from another perspective.

[Philosophy] A satisfying puzzle game set in an intriguing world in which you are encouraged to question everything. This game invokes interesting questions, but mainly, what it is to be conscious.

[Psychology|Thought] No ordinary "cosy" game, I highly recommend this self-reflective game about allowing ourselves to heal. This one may be highly impactful to some, and average to others.

[Philosophy] A challenging game for puzzle lovers that encourages you to be aware of your surroundings, explore, think outside of the box and contemplate. This is a game for the innately curious.

[Psychology|Thought] A mild horror game which creatively explores the physical and psychological perspective of a 2 year old. The games theme reveals as you play, so play for yourself!

[Psychology] Intended to express anxiety and depression, unfortunately this game is unpleasant to play and nonsensical in nature, which for me doesn't work. Please read the full review to learn why.

[Psychology] Including themes of suicide and afterlife, this is a fairly average psychological horror game which falls a bit flat on the horror elements but does have some intrigue to it's story.

[Psychology|Philosophy] Loosely connected to The Moon Sliver by the same developer, This is an indie exploration game with otherworldly, dark & paranormal themes reminiscent of a strange fever dream.

[Psychology|Philosophy] A challenging but wholesome new twist on an old genre. With themes of mental illness, this indie game wishes to instil tranquillity and motivate you to persevere.

[Psychology] An amazing & surreal game ft. a quirky narrator who plays mind games with you as you choose whether to obey his narration or not. A real curiosity-inducing title with a great humour.