I'm Not Crazy

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Video: https://youtu.be/EYRM5FoiV7w A nice mix of puzzles and micro/mini games. None of the puzzles are particularly difficult, and the mini games are fun. I did need to write down a few things because some of the puzzles require you to remember stuff.

Rating: 4/10 I'm Not Crazy is an indie psychological horror game that tries to mess with your mind but ultimately falls flat due to weak execution. The premise—questioning reality and sanity—has potential, but the game leans too hard on cliché "insanity" tropes without offering anything truly original. The atmosphere is decent, with eerie sound design and unsettling visuals, but it lacks real tension. Instead of building suspense, it relies on cheap jumpscares and repetitive environmental changes that get predictable fast. The story is vague in a way that feels lazy rather than intriguing, leaving you wondering if there’s actually any deeper meaning or just a bunch of random horror elements thrown together. Gameplay-wise, it’s your standard walking sim with light puzzle-solving, but the mechanics are clunky, and the pacing drags. Technical issues like bugs and awkward animations don’t help either. If you’re a die-hard horror fan, you might find some enjoyment, but I'm Not Crazy is ultimately forgettable—a game that tries to be psychological horror but ends up just being tedious.

This game really surprised me with how fun the mini games are.

fun story

got stuck on one of the microgames but loved the vibes! felt very yumme nikki inspired and i liked how it made me feel more anxious and paranoid as the game went on!