Pain Pain Go Away! Launches on Steam With Launch Discount
The release marks the full version of a genre-blending title that combines typing mechanics with a trauma mystery narrative, now available with a launch discount.
Key Facts
- Pain Pain Go Away! launched on Steam on May 20 at noon.
- The game is a typing adventure where players erase trauma words from girls' hearts as an underground counselor.
- A 20% launch discount drops the price from 1,200 yen to 960 yen until June 3.
- The game supports Japanese, English, Simplified Chinese, and Korean, with full Japanese and Chinese voice acting.
- The game will be playable at BitSummit PUNCH in Kyoto from May 22 to May 24, with a pocket tissue ARG tie-in.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
Lorebard released the mental health counseling typing adventure game Pain Pain Go Away! on Steam on May 20. Players act as an underground counselor, typing to erase trauma words from girls' hearts. A 20% launch discount runs until June 3. The game supports Japanese, English, Simplified Chinese, and Korean, with full voice acting in Japanese and Chinese.
Lorebard's Pain Pain Go Away! is now live on Steam as of noon on May 20. The game casts the player as an underground mental health counselor who types to erase trauma words held by girls, uncovering an unexpected truth when all darkness is dispelled. The official version allows players to reach that ending for the first time.
The title supports four languages: Japanese, English, Simplified Chinese, and Korean. Japanese and Chinese versions include full voice acting from Akina Hōgen, Yukiri An, and Ai Kibana. A launch sale offers 20% off the standard 1,200 yen price, bringing it to 960 yen, through June 3.
Pain Pain Go Away! will also be playable at the BitSummit PUNCH indie game event in Kyoto from May 22 to May 24. Attendees who try the game can receive a pocket tissue tied to an ARG called Search Tissue for the Ghost Girl, which connects to the game's world.
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 1 cited source below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.