Nevermind Review

Only in the sense that it's got a number of annoying features, like the final puzzle on each level being a matter of opinion where you have to read the developer's mind.

You are trying to figure out what is the underlying cause of the psychological problem for each client.

This is probably the high point of the game. Most levels display a lot of creative, dreamlike qualities.

I'd rate the stories as average. They use a lot of pop-psychology tropes and aren't really that interesting, on average. The first and second patients, after the tutorial level, are very good, but it tails off significantly from there.

I play a lot of puzzle games, and these were generally okay except for the last puzzle of each level. Also, the last scenario added puzzle mechanics that were unexpected, which was kind of nice.

It's out of early access.

Sound design is quite good.