CasualFit check
Is O.C.D. - On Completeness & Dissonance worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Casual puzzle players who enjoy arranging tiles to complete patterns
- Players who prefer short, timed levels with a move-count goal
- Puzzle fans who want new mechanics introduced gradually
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a broad range of activities may find the repeated pattern-completion format narrow.
- Those who prefer relaxed puzzles may dislike the combination of a time limit and a fewest-moves goal.
- Players looking for narrative-driven or character-focused play may find the tile puzzles too abstract.
Our take on O.C.D. - On Completeness & Dissonance
The focus on completing patterns keeps the central task clear, but also limits variety: play revolves around rotating the board and placing tiles, with new elements adding changes to that same puzzle format.
What is O.C.D. - On Completeness & Dissonance?
Rotate the board to move loose tiles into empty slots and complete each pattern.
The game has 60 levels, with 60 additional levels available through DLC. Ten elements are introduced gradually, including high-voltage dischargers, antitiles, and wormholes. Each level has a time limit, and players try to finish in as few moves as possible. Mouse and keyboard, as well as a game controller, are supported.
How O.C.D. - On Completeness & Dissonance plays
- 01Move-limited challenge
- Each level combines a timer with a goal of completing the pattern in as few moves as possible.
- 02Gradual mechanics
- Ten elements appear over time, including dischargers, antitiles, and wormholes.
- 03DLC levels
- The base game has 60 levels, with another 60 available as downloadable content.
- 04Two control options
- Play using either mouse and keyboard or a game controller.
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O.C.D. - On Completeness & Dissonance: platforms & release
Is O.C.D. - On Completeness & Dissonance worth it?
It is worth it if: casual puzzle players who enjoy arranging tiles to complete patterns. Skip it if: players seeking a broad range of activities may find the repeated pattern-completion format narrow.
Where can I download O.C.D. - On Completeness & Dissonance?
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What platforms is O.C.D. - On Completeness & Dissonance on?
Windows only.
