Review: Headspun (Sony PlayStation 4)

Review by Lindsay M.

The brain truly is a phenomenal organ, providing so many answers yet also creating so many more questions about its function. And the brain, like skin, has a tremendously important ability to self-heal. It's truly quite incredible, and for that reason Headspun becomes a game at which to marvel. Set inside the brain of a trauma patient, coming out of a coma after five weeks unconscious, the game explores themes of healing while being set in one of the oddest location of any game I can think of. Think of Headspun as the Inside Out of point-and-click titles; there's a bunch of characters in another character's head, controlling emotions, healing, and actions.

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