Once again, the mental health charity “Safe In Our World” continues to pave the way, helping those who might struggle to ask for it. The gaming community has always been a group that has been relatively isolated from other online circles, a community that has gained a reputation for unsavory stigma from other eyes. However it is this group that banded tighter together in face of mental health battles and has continued to support each other during hard times. 

The UK based charity–which has continued to raise money in the name of mental health and the awareness of such struggles within the gaming community since its inception in 2019–had unveiled the lineup for their 2025 bundle back on February 7th, where many beautiful and fun titles were revealed. From Content Warning by Landfall to Re:Turn – One Way Trip by Green Man Gaming Publishing to Wingspan by Monster Couch and Stonemaier Games, many fun and beautiful (and frightfully fun) games that were tied together in a bundle (priced together at a solid $495) for as little as $15 (USD). 

While the bundle is now sold out, Safe In Our World has managed to raise $200,534 (USD) in the name of mental health awareness and offering support to those fighting battles, with all proceeds going to charity. Continuing to provide help and awareness for those within the gaming industry and for those who support the industry themselves. From developers and publishers to the very consumers of these games–Safe In Our World has made it very obvious that they will continue to support both sides of the coin no matter what.

“As we move into 2025, we remain dedicated to expanding our core offerings for the industry while continuing to raise awareness, improve access, and promote positivity around mental health,” says charity director, Sarah Sorrell, in reference to the bundle released with Fanatical’s help. 

Many writers here at Boss Rush Network continue to root for the strength and unity that the gaming community continues to build while Safe In Our World continues to support the mental health game and bring awareness to issues going on within said communities. 

Featured Image: Safe In Our World (via Fanatical)

Source: Safe In Our World