| Native Name: | 心迷 |
| Genre: | Crime Drama Suspense Psychological Romance |
| Runtime: | approx. 45 minutes |
| Director: | Ng Lai Huat 黄来发 |
| Opentheme: | 心迷 (Mind Games) by Wu Jiali & Chris Tong |
| Location: | Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia |
| Company: | MediaCorp Studios Malaysia |
| Starring: | Tay Ping Hui 郑斌辉 Joanne Peh 白薇秀 Zhang Yaodong 张耀栋 Paige Chua 蔡琦慧 |
| Country: | Singapore |
| Language: | Mandarin, with English and Chinese Subtitles |
| Network: | Mediacorp Channel 8 |
| Num Episodes: | 30 |
Mind Game is a Singaporean crime drama produced by Mediacorp Channel 8, produced by its Malaysian subsidiary MediaCorp Studios Malaysia. The show aired at 9pm on weekdays and had a repeat telecast at 8am the following day. This drama involves many plot twists and cases that requires strong thinking to solve the cases. This drama stars Tay Ping Hui, Joanne Peh, Zhang Yaodong and Paige Chua.
The drama contains many cases which has unexpected twists and suspense. On every cases, a paralegal, a police, a psychologist and a mysterious woman with the ability to predict the future will help and solve difficult cases. Liang Wenjie is a paralegal with a sharp mind and he is determined to find his long-lost sister who turned out to be dead. While finding his long-lost sister, he met Feng Xuezhi who helped him with many things.
Guo Yongyan, a psychologist, met Zhao Anni and helped each other in cases. Together, four of them remain successful in solving cases until they realize a traitor among four of them...
| Cast | Role | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Akit Tay | Wu Ke'er | Wu Yuan's daughter Liang Wenjie's godsister A patient of Guo Yongyan | |
| Jack Tan | Hong Junrong | Hong Dali's adoptive son Guo Jinming's son Guo Yongyan's step-brother | |
| Li Zhengbang/Wang Dawei | |||
| Linda | Guo Yongyan's fiancee | ||
| Ye Shipin | Uncle Chen | Police | |
| Jason | Police | ||
| Henry Heng | Wu Yuan | Lawyer Liang Wenjie's superior Wu Ke'er's father |
Mind Game was nominated for only one technical award category in Star Awards 2016. Ng Lai Huat was nominated for Best Director, but lost to Loh Woon Woon from The Dream Makers II.