“Sidekick: The Video Games Mental Health Journal”
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Psychotic Bathtub is the story of an escalating mind… and ducks. The game deals with a psychotic disorder in a small space. Players will take on the role of Ophelia in her bathtub and interact with the environment. Players will argue with a rubber duck, drink wine, and add more bathwater throughout the game. Each of your interactions threatens to escalate and each action has consequences.
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