Jung's Labyrinth

One of the most unique experiences to video games you can have. It's a very contemplative personal game and goes deep into the psyche. The characters in the game follow the archetypes of Jung's theory. They each have good and bad traits, and are completely within us in moments we experience. They reflect each of us in some way and the way the game tries to present itself to the player is a manifestation of the unconscious to get you to experience it consciously. This is to help you to comprehend the deep aspects of yourself that you might not know about or are too afraid to conscious understand and to then admit them. If you're like me then you'll leave this game feeling a sense of "Oh, so that's what that means". Minor bugs compared to when this game launched according to other reviews. Nothing worth mentioning for me as they appear fixed now. At worst they were very minor. However, macOS for my M1 macbook air doesn't work.... so yeah it needs fixing. But I don't expect much from apple these days when it comes to gaming. Other than that this was a solid game. Would I recommend it? It depends on if you feel like you want to find some truths about yourself that you are not sure you can answer. This game will challenge you at times as it challenges your ego.

Far too short and lacking content in my opinion. That said if you want to explore Jung ideas a bit I'd say you can pick this up for a euro or 2

This has deepened my understanding of Jungian philosophy. Forgiving the jankiness, I would highly recommend this to anyone interested in Jungian psychology at all.

Jung's Labyrinth is what I was expecting. I enjoyed the thought and exploration put into it. This isn't a game for everyone, but I'm glad it's out there. As the layers of the labyrinth expanded, I was pleasantly surprised by it's evolution. Good use of visual metaphors, though bare bone in it's mechanics. The game didn't over-stay it's welcome. It got in, shared what it needed to and delivered it's story in a fulfilling way. I'd recommend this to people that have played the SMT or Persona games. This would be a worthy title, if you are more interested in some of the source material. Also of course anyone that is already a fan of Carl Jung should get this, even if you aren't much of a gamer.

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This game made me horribly nauseous with too many mazes and I couldn't stop playing until I 100%'d it, but, to be fair, that sounds like my attitude toward life. Thumbs up for a two 2-hour philosophical journey

Neat game. Maze was hard at first until I figured out that you gotta just follow the light.

This was a pretty good game. There was a surprising in game transformation I really enjoyed. The game play meshed pretty well metaphorically with Jung's ideas. I got lost a lot, but it allowed me to listen to the recordings more.

I get nowhere. I can eat the cactus and that's it. Stuck. Refund.

Great and deep game.