Keep in Mind: Remastered

Akupara Games

About this game

If you awoke in a dark world plagued by beasts and demons, what would you do?

Keep in Mind: Remastered follows Jonas, a man haunted by alcoholism, depression, and grief. One night, he awakens to a shadowy mirror world where beasts lurk and the stars don't shine. Lost and scared, Jonas must face all those twisted beasts if he ever wishes to return home and learn the truth about his darkness.

Keep in Mind is a psychological indie game that follows Jonas, a man struggling with mental illness, on a journey of reflection and emotional healing. This game was created for those who struggle with mental illness or those who find themselves lost in the dark. This game is meant to be a therapeutic experience, but because of its sensitive and controversial content, some audiences may want to be wary.


Features
• Critically Acclaimed Story – Join Jonas as he confronts his personal demons in order help save himself from his own destructive alcoholism
• Eerie Soundtrack – Listen to the haunting soundtrack that immerses you in the game
• Memorable Experience - Characters and emotions that will stick with you, long after you complete the game
• Help a Good Cause - By purchasing Keep in Mind: Remastered, Akupara Game's profits are donated to charity, Child's Play

Ratings and reviews

Personally, I adore this game. It provides such a meaningfull message, and has really helped me over the past few years. But something I think would add more to the game, is multiple endings. Such as if Jonas gave in. What would happen then? Or if he just went back. Multiple endings would make it more of a game, and add more depth. This is just my opinion though. Have a lovely day.

Not much of gameplay in it but it hits hard in the feelings. Really help me see some light at the end of the tunnel while I'm sinking in depression. Just like the title "Keep In Mind", the game show us the dark thoughts we all having so that we can wake up and understand how the situation has gone. Remember to keep in mind the good one, try to look more positive and stay healthy.

Good for what it is, a story in an interactive shell. It feels powerful, but also a little shallow for a game. You go around and find characters so they give you exposition, but you don't really have agency in it. So why make it a game? I still enjoyed the experience while it lasted. And it gave me deep insight into another person's mind. So it's worth the money.

What's new

Fix Main Menu screen