Figment

Figment blends light action, environmental puzzles, and imaginative storytelling into a charming adventure. Exploring its colorful world is enjoyable, with clever level design and creative boss encounters that keep the gameplay varied. While it's not particularly difficult, its unique atmosphere and polished presentation make it a memorable experience.

I felt it been years since I wrote a review. The game core stay true to its developer name : Bedtime Digital Games. The good: - Puzzle gameplay is fine , not too hard - I love the SFX, VAs they used in this game - Some boss music are very cool, I wish they last longer :/ - Game concept + art are on point, I love how they remind me of Inside Out movie. They really put the effort into highlight the imagination can be brew within ourselves. - Young kid might not understand everything but me as a grown up and look back at this game, I feel like I can relate to the protagonist. What a strangely magical moment , I say. I will remember this game. The bad??: Long story short, the background music and story progression bore me enough to make me fall asleep from time to time whenever I try to finish this game. I wish there are more to the ending but no, it end too fast after the final epic battle :P

Lovely game. Great atmoshphere, fantastic art & heart warming. The Puzzles are not particular complicated or innovative but are entertaining while you breeze through. Strongly suggested if you need something easy going to lift you up.

Cute little game. Takes about 5 or 6 hours to finish. Mostly just puzzles of moving this thing there, with the occasionally simple combat or "boss fight' that really is just a mix of puzzle and combat. Not too difficult, but with enough challenge to make it fun. Thematically you are a part of someone's mind (their sense of courage) as you try to fix some trauma that happened. The creativity of the art is really exceptional.

Went into this expecting a cute little game about exploring the subconscious mind of an anxious man. Left with an entire music discography stuck in my head and a newfound appreciation for evil musical numbers as a boss fight mechanic, which is not a sentence I expected to type in my life. When one of the opps, Plague showed up, it absolutely ended me. That song is unreasonably catchy for something coming out of a walking embodiment of sickness and despair, and I caught myself humming it while doing chores completely unrelated to fighting my own anxiety manifested as a creature. So naturally I did what any normal person would do and googled who actually sang it, fully expecting a guy being silly in the recording booth but instead I found Carmy from the bear if he took all the drugs and was asked to sing and came up with this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V6MUDmB7oNQ

The game was actually much better than I initally thought. Sometimes funny, melodic or serious and comes together nicely 9/10 Nightmares Banished