- June 22, 2022
- Indoor Sunglasses
Mind Diver (Student Version)
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About
This is a free student project version of Mind Diver, meaning it has rough edges. Only a part of the planned story and content is in the game. We still think it's a cool experience worth trying out though!Mind Diver is a first-person detective game. You search a woman's memories for clues to solving the mystery of what happened to her boyfriend after a party. As a Mind Diver you explore an ocean o…











- The game features a beautiful art style and engaging atmosphere, enhancing the overall experience.
- The puzzles require deductive reasoning and attention to detail, making the gameplay satisfying and immersive.
- The storyline is intriguing and relatable, drawing players in with its emotional depth and unique concept.
- Some puzzles can feel forced or illogical, leading to frustration and trial-and-error gameplay.
- There are minor technical issues, such as unclear subtitles and occasional bugs that disrupt the experience.
- The game ends on a cliffhanger, which may leave players feeling unsatisfied if they prefer complete narratives.
story
28 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is described as a deep, relatable narrative reminiscent of "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind," engaging players through its puzzle mechanics that reveal a couple's drifting relationship and memories. While some find the story compelling and evocative, others feel it lacks depth and could benefit from a more extensive plot. Overall, it appeals to fans of story-driven games, particularly those who enjoy detective elements and emotional storytelling.
“A deep investigation about a relatable story - it's reminiscent of 'The Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind'.”
“The game forces you to engage in the story to be able to complete its puzzles.”
“Evocative and beautiful; I thought the performances and scope of the story was quite effective.”
“If you want a game with a complete story, skip this one.”
“A roughly 2 hour puzzle teaser (film student project, really) where you progressively reveal a couple's story by literally filling in the blanks of their memories.”
“Also the story has some weird 'it's your fault so-and-so is unhappy' vibes.”