Gaming for Mental Health

  Gris: A Delicacy in the Sea of Repetitive Games Gaming for mental health Introduction In a vast sea of games which can seem repetitive, Gris is a delicacy. This indie platformer published by Devolver Digital and developed by Nomada Studio has been recognized for its beauty and unique gameplay after it released on the Nintendo Switch in 2018. I was personally drawn to the game's watercolor art style, but what I found when I played it was so much more than that It is not often that a game comes along that is a beautiful, emotional piece of artwork. Gris is an understated, beautiful game that deserves to be played. It is not often that a game comes along that is a beautiful, emotional piece of artwork. Gris takes the player on a journey through what can be described as an emotional time capsule. The gameplay itself is not overly complex or difficult, but it will take you on an adventure unlike any other you have ever experienced in gaming. Gris from Nomada Studio and published by De

  Sleeping Dogs, An Underrated Game the low budget bruce lee sleeping dogs Sleeping Dogs is a game that takes place in Hong Kong. It is a beautiful balance between story, chaos and cultural exploration. The game overall is under rated due to its age but it has its own charm and displays a well made funny game. Sleeping Dogs has many low budget Bruce Lee moments so far. First, Sleeping Dogs is a game that takes place in Hong Kong. You play as Wei Shen, an officer getting transferred over to the Special Duties Unit of the Hong Kong police. The game is based around 100-ish hours of story telling and free roaming through Hong Kong. Sleeping Dogs is a great game that was released in 2012 and made by Square Enix and United Front Games, who are now failing due to their i nsensitivity towards the deceased Bruce Lee, the white guy who stole his name. Also, if you haven't guessed, Sleeping Dogs is based on Hong Kong's Triad crime syndicate. You play as Wei Shen, a cop who was born in A