Lithium: Inmate 39

Lithium: Inmate 39 is a game I bought on the PS4 when it first came out around Halloween of 2016. It's brutally difficult and I found myself unable to get even half way through the game due to a combination of my terrible skills, the horrible camera, and wonky controls. I purchased the game on Steam as well and had the exact same issues. So, despite LOVING the aesthetic, I was unable to ever complete this game. Now, three years later, Lithium is back with the Relapsed Edition. This version features updated controls and a better camera and, while they still aren't perfect, it gave me enough of an edge to FINALLY beat this game after all these years (and for that I'm eternally grateful). I could watch someone beat it of course but it's just not the same as beating a game yourself. One of the things I love most about this game is it kind of feels like what would happen if Tim Burton had ever made an indie game. Some sort of Big Fish meets Sweeney Todd meets Edward Scissorhands in a mental institution mashup. The look and feel of the game are what drew me in initially and it's what kept me interested in trying to beat it for all these years. Periodically, I'd play the game hoping I'd somehow be able to make it through but to no avail. I couldn't be happier to have finally seen this through to the end and for that, I will recommend it. At it's current price point and with it's new updates, I think it's worth it. If you're still on the fence, go ahead and check out my videos and decide for yourselves if this is something you think you might want to try: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B-WwFoBJ5ls&list=PL08FwntTpxPBotXX_qRFFEHzjFmioidfK