Analyse Dreams With Freud & Play With The Unconscious Mind!
September 3, 2021 by fcostin
Ever wanted to see what lurks in the corners of your brain as you rest? What keeps you ticking when you are tucked away in your bed of an evening? Who better to learn from than Sigmund Freud himself, as upcoming board game Unconscious Mind - players will take the hot seat within a society of master therapists, helping others uncover and recover from internal trauma - whilst the mind is at rest!
Unconscious Mind // Fantasia Games
Undergoing therapy as part of a board game is not the goal - so don't worry - players will not be expected to divulge their deepest and darkest secrets. But instead, players will belong to a society of masters in psychology and neuropathology. Vienna Psychoanalytic Society, headed up by the President, Freud himself - is now in practice. And clients have travelled far and wide for you to decrypt and uncorrupt their brains from personal torture - and it is up to the player to heal them.
Dream Cards // Unconscious Mind
Set in Vienna in the early 1900s, players will utilise cards whilst completing actions to master therapeutic actions within their craft. Once they have settled their practice and business on the ground, clients will start to flood in with help for their unresting subconscious. Players will sift through their dramas and traumas with the hope their clients have been liberated from their internal prison and earn some victory points along the way.
Players will be continuously building on their knowledge, studying and harnessing their craft as the game runs. Alongside the happy and healthy-minded, extra tasks will gain players more points to eventually be tallied at the end of the game to find the winner.
A really interesting concept, and certainly like nothing I have heard of as a board game. The title has only recently been announced, looking to head on over to our tabletops for a release in 2022.
What do you think Freud would think of an Unconscious Mind board game?
"Set in Vienna in the early 1900s, players will utilise cards whilst completing actions to master therapeutic actions within their craft."
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NNNnnnooooooo don’t go their.
Get out of my Mind.
Anyone who’s read the works of Freud knows how many opportunities for rude jokes there are in this!
What a novel take on a board game.
Got to admit, I am intrigued, plus with it being 1900’s it’s going to have a nice blend of Victorian themed art going into art deco. Should give a great opportunity to have some fantastic art design.