Mental Health Awareness games

The beginner's guide ( http://store.steampowered.com/app/303210/ ). I remember watching a gameplay video of it and it was pretty deep, and the store page states "it tells the story of a person struggling to deal with something they do not understand."

last night (this morning?) I've finished Fran Bow, in like one sitting! :P yeah took me around 10 hours and I kept playing it to the---end--?
paused for basics only and just kept going!

I can't really name others because at this time I only remember finishing that one, I've tried Slender ones, oh yes and the following: Outlast (base, don't own DLC), Obscure (the one with the black goo and the flashlights, imagine a deadrising but with darkness :P) and one of the Amnesia, think the 1st one..

Started system shock but didn't finished. I've see some I've tried in the comments, but I'd say they are grim or bleak, not just depressive or something.. The Swapper was good too

Dead Space, specially the 1st one. The Binding of Isaac? think it counts! Alien Isolation, ohh and the asian ones for console, Tower, Photograph, there's plenty of those, girl with a camera shoting ghosts, and others just pretty darn disturbed to even read about them..

Did someone mention Asphyxia?
http://store.steampowered.com/app/386990/

The Walking Dead from Telltale games was pretty depressing from me. Superb game but a bit depressing.

A game that comes to my mind and hasn't been mentioned yet is Cry Of Fear

It probably wasn't mentioned because it is not that popular.
Cry Of Fear was originally released as a Half-Life 1 mod. However, a year later it war released as a standalone game on Steam for free.
Cry Of Fear is a psychological horror game with a very intersting story. It tells the story of Simon Henrikkson, a teen who was put in a wheelchair after an accident, and became very depressed. The main story is about 7-8 hours to complete, but if you already played it and know a thing or two about it, it can be beaten in 2-3 hours. What very interesting is that it curently has 8 different endings (5 of which are main story endings, the others are the co-op mode edning and a special mode ending), and a lot of unlockables, which increase the replayabilty of the game by a lot. Also, the soundtrack is a very good one, one of my favourite soundtracks.

now with Edna and Harvey giveaways!

Mountain

I Have no Mouth and i Must Scream
Has characters like: A girl that has absolute phobia of color yellow(due to some spoilery things), a nazi scientist with amnesia(who now has completely different perception of his acts), and other people with different issues are trapped inside of a sadistic supercomputer that uses their worst fears against them.

"Sickness":
Game is pretty vague about it, but maybe another plot update will reveal some more. The main character suffered some kind of injury which seems to now cause him to have "dark impulses" - violent thoughts that overtake him and push him towards murder, incest and other things he wouldn't have done before.

"The consuming Shadow":
Lovecraftian madness. Player characters faced with unspeakable horrors permanently lose sanity, which leads to annoyances in game mechanics, hallucinations, can trigger a minigame where you have to stop yourself from commiting suicide... and ultimately, if an insane person somehow manages to win, he gets a bad ending.

The Archetype:
As much as i hate it's pretentiousness, and gameplay and many other things, it's supposed to show a schizophrenic boy's perception of a world around him... and it sort of does, but i can't enjoy it due to choices in gameplay mechanics and its tone. Reviews are few and mixed.

Higurashi When They Cry series - it's hard to tell you the true answer to "how this realtes" to psychological disorders without spoiling the big twist that the steam available novels didn't get to yet, but let's just say that it's related to psychosis and hallucinations and i'll be pretty correct.

Those were all i could think of at the moment - might add another comment with more, later.

I think I got everything from the replies in the list now :) if I missed anything then feel free to give corrections and mockery
I've put up giveaways for both Edna & Harvey games as well as The Deed and I may still be able to add some more before Mental Health Awareness Week ends but I'll very likely reuse the list for Octobers World Mental Health Awareness Weeks too

thanks for all suggestions and info so far

i like how games with inventory system are under 'kleptomania' :D
games with inventory management that force you to play tetris with your items could be but under OCD if that's the case xD

Great list and great cause so have a bump, and good luck with the performance.

Awesome initiative. I have a gift copy of Face It, if you accept contributions.

The Cat Lady is about suicide.

Fran Bow about psychosis.

Fran Bow - psychosis, hallucination
Phantom Breaker: Battle Grounds - youngster gangster, mind control
Winged Sakura: Mindy's Arc - amnesia
Yesterday - I think that the characters in the game are crazy

Thank you for the list. There are some free interesting games. :)

POSTAL
POSTAL 2
POSTAL III
Hatred

Great table, thanks for organizing all those!

I'd Like to add- resident evil 4 - OCD, my inventary box has to look perfect always! the striker must have exactly 100 bullets at the end of the games and everything needs to be in categorical order from left to right: weapons, weapon mods, ammo, healing items.

getting the free rocket launcher half way through the game with not enough space still haunts me to this day...

Are there any games related to Bipolar disorder?

Max Payne (At least 1 and 2) deals with Suicide, depression, paranoia and addiction.

You can tell from the writing of his suicidal tendencies caused by the depression which is reason behind his addiction which fuels his paranoia, although the games don't necessarily address these head on. You don't need to do a lot of digging to see there is something messed up going on here.

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I'm pleased to report that Princess Remedy in a World of Hurt covers all possible illnesses, including mental ones such as Believing You Are Real When You Are Actually Not.

Nevermind could be one such game. You explore the minds of patients who've had various traumatic experiences.

Vampire®: The Masquerade - Bloodlines. Remembered it when somebody mentioned bipolarism.

The Malkavians are one of seven playable clans in Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines. Malkavians are all clinically insane; the mental illnesses they suffer range from schizophrenia to near-catatonia.