Blind Mind

Overall, there was not much substance to this game. I was really excited to play it because the concept is really cool. I dont feel that it is a BAD game, but whether or not it was worth the price is debatable. In the game you are just searching for items that will aid you in escaping from a monster(s) that walks one pathway, and are not aggressive whatsoever. Depending on how fast you find the items will determine how fast you beat the game. My playthrough: https://youtu.be/PvlQrTA95EE

Blind Mind is another "indy" exercise in creating an empty FPS map and then dumping it on Steam. It's not clear if there's any content other than a map because the game pretty much doesn't work. It mapped my flight pedals as a controller which means movement basically doesn't work, kind of a requirement for this kind of game. But there's no way to remap controls or disable controllers. Unplayable "game" gets no recommendation from me. There's way, way better games available for free.

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The game makes me wish I was blind.