Overview

Nevermind is a unique biofeedback-enhanced psychological thriller developed and published by Flying Mollusk. This adventure game plunges players into the subconscious minds of individuals suffering from psychological trauma. As you navigate these dark and surreal mental landscapes, you'll solve puzzles and uncover mysteries. The game's core mechanic involves biofeedback technology, which can utilize a standard webcam to monitor your emotional state, influencing the gameplay experience. While not required, this feature adds a unique layer to the atmospheric mystery-adventure.

Highlights

  • Biofeedback Integration: Experience a psychological thriller that can adapt to your emotional responses using webcam-based biofeedback.
  • Surreal Exploration: Delve into the twisted and dreamlike subconscious of trauma patients, solving puzzles within intricate mental labyrinths.
  • Atmospheric Adventure: Enjoy a rich narrative and mysterious atmosphere in this single-player indie title, playable with or without biofeedback features.

Who It's For

Nevermind is for players who enjoy atmospheric psychological thrillers, mystery-adventure games, and unique gameplay mechanics. Those interested in exploring themes of trauma and the subconscious, or who appreciate innovative uses of technology in gaming, will find this title particularly engaging. It's also suitable for those looking for a story-rich, single-player experience that offers a different kind of horror.

Game Info

Developed and published by Flying Mollusk, Nevermind was released on September 29, 2015. It falls under the Adventure and Indie genres, with Steam user tags highlighting its Psychological Horror, Puzzle, Mystery, and Surreal elements. The game supports single-player mode and features Steam Achievements. While VR is supported, the core experience is playable on standard PC setups. The game is available in multiple languages, including English, French, German, Spanish, Japanese, Korean, and Simplified Chinese, with full audio support for some.