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O.C.D. - On Completeness & Dissonance

Fill the empty slots in each pattern by rotating the board to make the loose tiles slide into position, but beware: the painful sight of a misplaced tile will bluescreen your brain.

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Flat Voxel
Publisher
Flat Voxel
Release
July 20, 2018
8 years and 15 days ago
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Mostly Positive10 reviews70.0%

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On Completeness & Dissonance is a game about satisfying your inner perfectionist: make each pattern complete by rotating the board so the loose tiles can slide into the empty slots.

Sounds easy?
It is.

Enduring the painful sight of a tiled pattern corrupted by a single misplaced or misaligned tile?
Not so much.

  • 60 potentially brain-halting levels, with 60 more available through DLC;
  • 10 elements introduced gradually, including high-voltage dischargers, antitiles and wormholes;
  • Don't panic as you try to beat each level with as few moves as possible within a time limit;
  • Mouse + keyboard and game controller supported;


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