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Games that feel like you're reading someone's diary

Game Thoughts Dec 29, 2025 13:30
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Here are four criminally underrated indie games I loved from 2025. I didn't hear much chatter about any of these, and while I would have loved to dedicate a video to each of them, I just didn't have the time. Luckily, I realised they all share a similar feeling - they make you feel like you're reading someone's diary. You can join my Discord server here: https://discord.gg/SZ7tbPFb7g You can follow me on socials here: www.twitter.com/HeirOfNumenor www.instagram.com/gamethoughts.yt Huge thanks to Olly for reading the script for this video mid-production and giving me some pointers. Chapters: Music: I do not own, nor do I claim to own any music used in this video. I have only used a small portion of it to review the game from which it's taken. All credits and legal rights go to the composer and rights holders. Credits go to: Hudson Bikichky - Eclipsium OST - Nycteris, Walking the Whaleyard Fingerspit - Many Nights A Whisper - Morning, Dreamer, Doing my best is all I can give them Erik Satie - Gnossiene 1 (Wikimedia commons) Virginia B Fernson, ARTE France, The Pixel Hunt, Pierre Corbinais - Wednesdays Soundtrack
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