A picture-perfect occasion doesn't need a beautiful wardrobe. OBSESSED With Fashion flips the dress-up genre on its head, providing a disturbing psychological horror experience. The Polaroid camera fires, and Nikki’s appearance twists into horrible truths that the naked eye cannot see. What starts as a straightforward style session becomes a stressful search for dark, hidden reactions.
Your goal is simple: dress Nikki and find the exact outfits that produce miraculous visual effects. No boring mission logs, no long lessons. Feel free to experiment and let the photos speak for themselves.
The secret in OBSESSED With Fashion is the red-eye sign. It appears on some garments and causes abnormal reactions on film. But you also need to keep a close eye on a strange counter in the bottom-right of the screen while you experiment with your clothing. The first step is finding these products.
Experimentation is seamless in OBSESSED With Fashion, thanks to simple controls. No need to remember complex inputs; mechanics are all about picking stuff and taking pictures so you can easily experiment with different combinations.
The real issue is remembering which clothing triggered whatever terrible manifestation. If you do not take careful photographs and keep track of Nikki’s clothing, you will be left wondering the reason for each change. The best way to do this is to try on each of the items you have highlighted one at a time before you start to stack lots of pieces together in one ensemble. Watch the countdown closely, and carefully compare each new picture with the one taken right before it.
The primary experience is very much one of finding disturbing visual changes through trial and error again and again. The number of endings is yet unknown, so don't expect every snapshot to have a different ending. Instead, expect some extremely unpleasant pictures, not a glossy fashion runway.
OBSESSED With Fashion is for gamers who want a short, non-conventional fashion horror dress-up experience with hidden wardrobe effects that will make you want to snap “just one more photo”.
