Therapy Simulator

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Therapy Simulator is a single player casual management game with a comedy theme. It was developed by Jemboy and was released on December 11, 2025. It received very positive reviews from players.

Step into the chair of a therapist and navigate the complex world of human emotions and weird personalities in Therapy Simulator! This narrative-driven game puts you in the role of a therapist managing a diverse roster of patients. Each session brings a unique story, offering you choices to guide the conversation, uncover deeper truths, or hilariously steer the session off course. As you progre…

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92%

Audience ScoreBased on 40 reviews

humor10 positive mentions

gameplay3 negative mentions

Enjoyable and relaxing gameplay with humorous and quirky dialogue that offers both serious and silly moments.
Strong potential with a unique concept and engaging Twitch integration for interactive streaming experiences.
Well-written dialogue with a cozy vibe that provides a fresh and creative take on therapy simulation.

Lack of meaningful progression and repetitive dialogue, causing gameplay to feel stagnant after some time.
Missing features such as controller support, voice acting for clients, and content like office upgrades or repeat patient interactions.
Some early access bugs and usability issues including occasional glitches and the need for clearer AI usage disclosure.

humor
10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The humor in the game is widely praised for its funny, well-written dialogue that balances quirky, lighthearted moments with genuine emotion, often making players laugh out loud. Though some users note early access repetition, the game's comedic tone and playful interactions are key highlights that contribute to an enjoyable and entertaining experience.
- “Fun game with a lot of funny dialogue, it made me laugh out loud a few times.”
- “The dialogue keeps sessions interesting with a balance of humor and genuine moments.”
- “The humor hits (shoutout to the guy that we all know that is the master of multiple professions), the sessions have a fun quirky energy, and the overall vibe is perfect for unwinding.”
gameplay
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
25%
37%
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The gameplay offers a familiar daily routine that can become repetitive and stale after some time, with limited variety once core features and mechanics are fully explored. Some players feel the game was released prematurely, awaiting further development to enhance gameplay depth and progression.
- “I haven't trended towards the evil end of the spectrum yet, but if I don't see a path forward in terms of gameplay once everything has been achieved, I'm considering going down that pathway.”
- “That said, I personally feel the game was released too early, before enough of its core mechanics and roadmap features were implemented.”
- “I personally feel the game was released too early, before enough of its core mechanics and roadmap features were implemented.”
- “Gameplay does get stale after a few days since you do the same thing every day with different people; the only difference is the days get longer.”
- “Gameplay can get stale.”
graphics
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's graphics are visually appealing and well-designed, likely incorporating AI-generated elements, while remaining lightweight and easy to run on modest PC specifications.
- “The graphics are nice and not demanding on PC specifications.”