18 of the Best Mobile Games for Your Mental Health

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July 1, 2022

Mental health is a growing priority among average people, doctors, and … video game designers? It turns out that video games may have a positive impact on mental health conditions, and certain styles of games may be better than others.

Since smartphones are more common than game consoles, we tracked down some of the best mobile games for your mental health—puzzle games, simulations, and more. Check them out in our top story!

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