Jung's Labyrinth
Jung's Labyrinth is a psychological exploration game that uses Jungian psychology, mythology, alchemical and dream symbolism in a series of active imaginations to map the process of individuation. Confront your inner archetypes, collect messages that other travelers left behind and reach your Self.
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September 4, 2020
5 years and 333 days ago
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Mostly Positive70 reviews71.4%
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Based on teachings of Carl G. Jung, this game explores the themes of so called Individuation process and active imagination - the game allows you to talk with your inner archetypes and leads you on the road to your true Self.
The game's progress is based on the classic hero journey, where you have to confront your Ego archetypes, notice your Shadow projections; integrate your Shadow; work with your Soul archetypes; integrate your Anima and Senex; and only then you will be allowed to progress to your Self.
You can play in VR by switching to the beta branch virtual_reality and restarting the Steam client after installing the game. Only Oculus Rift S supported.
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Linux is also supported, but only on an untested beta branch.
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