Addam Kearney writes: "When Nevermind initially was on Kickstarter, I had high hopes for the game. Professing to be a “Biofeedback Horror Adventure Game”, the premise was that you could plug in a heart rate monitor to your PC and as you played, your heart rate would effect what happened in the world. Its initial Kickstarter failed, making slightly over half of their initial goal of $250,000. However, after a second Kickstarter with a more reasonable goal of $75,000, the game received funding and hit Early Access on Steam.The concept of Nevermind seems fantastic, but to get the full experience, it seems that you could end up spending a hefty amount of cash."
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."
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.
XBA Says: Although not long in gameplay length, the abstract imagery found within makes it an interesting game.
