Mindwave

Mindwave

by HoloHammer
Genres:Indie, Puzzle, Arcade
Themes:Action
Story:Make your way to the top of Mindscape Tower and delve into the minds of your opponents in a cerebral microgame frenzy!
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only the demo is out and it's already my most played game on steam, i keep coming back to it every day despite having done pretty much all there is to it in 30 minutes! the game is just amazing, it's super fun, super addictive, the visuals are great, the soundtrack is awesome, the characters are SO COOL! it would be great if it was available DRM-free on GOG once it releases :3
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