Pain Pain Go Away is an unusual story-driven game in which typing becomes a tool for psychological therapy. Instead of saving the world or fighting monsters, you have to deal with other people's traumas and memories. The protagonist works as a consultant at a small clinic and uses an experimental device called P2GA, which allows him to literally delve into the subconscious of his patients. His latest client is a girl named Kokoromi, convinced she is responsible for her own mother's death. The deeper they delve into her memories, the more questions arise. Healing through other people's memories Working with patients is based on dialogue, exploring their experiences, and immersion in a special space of consciousness. When emotions spiral out of control, Dive Mode begins. Disturbing thoughts and painful memories take the form of words that must be quickly typed. Typing speed isn't the only important factor here. It's important to understand what's happening, notice the details, and gradually get to the root cause of the person's brokenness. The most difficult memories are hidden deep in the mind and guarded by so-called Trauma Bosses. Behind them lie key fragments of the past, capable of changing one's entire understanding of the situation. History constantly prompts one to doubt obvious conclusions, and patients' memories prove far more complex and confusing than they initially appear. Features of the game A story-driven adventure with speed typing mechanics. Delving into the subconscious and healing emotional trauma. Unusual visual images and surreal worlds. Several difficulty levels for different typing experiences.