Sent in my 4 votes
I submitted Shredded Secrets. For anyone here who doesn't know, it's the winner of a game jam hosted by a video game camp for young girls called Girls Make Games. Four 12-year-olds created a playable game of their concept and it won the game jam, so the game was given a rework by professionals and then released on Nintendo Switch (the four girls were still able to work on the final product).
It's a platformer set in school starring three students and a teacher, who are each dealing with their own fears. They manifest as other students hurling word bubbles at them that deal damage, though also in more abstract ways. The game has a hand drawn art style.
It got promoted on the Nintendo of America YouTube channel, so I'll post the video here for anyone else who's curious. It might have gotten more attention if the video mentioned "oh hey btw this was originally made by four 12-year-old girls".
Edit: to be clear I haven't played it myself yet. I just thought this video game book club would be a good excuse for that.