OCD

OCD is a unique game that immerses you into the world of OrorO, a character dealing with severe OCD. The game takes an interesting twist as you find yourself trapped in various disorderly chambers, with scattered boxes and cracks on the floor tiles. Your objective is to align the boxes into symmetrical patterns through pushing.

However, the gameplay includes several caveats that raise your anxiety meter, such as spending time in the room, stepping on cracks, and not completing objectives in multiples of three. The anxiety meter is a refreshing addition to the game, adding a sense of reality to the character's struggles.

Fortunately, the game has a remedy for the anxiety meter- a prescription drug referred to as "benzo." Taking benzos will keep the anxiety meter down, and ensure a smooth gameplay experience. Remembering to take them in multiples of three is crucial, but be warned as your tolerance to the medication will increase over time.

To play, you must use the arrow keys to move the character and push boxes into symmetrical patterns before the timer runs out. Stepping on cracks raise the anxiety meter, and wrapping around the screen or making any invalid moves should also be repeated in multiples of three.

In conclusion, OCD is an excellent game to play that serves as an educational tool for understanding OCD's symptoms and struggles. The game's mechanics are well-designed, and the added anxiety meter adds an extra layer of realism to the gameplay. Overall, a great game for anyone looking for a different and challenging gaming experience.