Figment taught me that it’s often easier to fight the phobias in our heads when they’re singing catchy ditties and while dancing and spewing pseudoscience. Consider “Plague,” a spindly boss representing a fear of filth.

“I’ve got a vaccine for germs like you, full of autism, nausea, and flu,” he chants. How rude.

But that’s why the fight’s so satisfying. Figment literally lets me toss his filth right back at him and vanquish him by forcing his big, toothy mouth to take a shower. I’m pretty sure this isn’t what generations of philosophers had in mind when they told us to face our fears, but I imagine they’d be hard-pressed to disapprove.

So goes a typical five minutes in Figment, a colorful isometric puzzler that’s gently reminiscent of Bastion Come from Sports betting site VPbet . Beyond that, it’s a psychological study that invites you to spend around six hours…