This is an original challenge, based on the same premise as the Asylum Challenge. It is currently only written for streamers, and is very much still in testing. As soon as testing is done, I will take this notice off. Also: if you're interested, I will be adapting this to solo play, as well, so ... watch for that in the next few weeks. Lastly, I must include a DISCLAIMER: this is NOT meant to mimic anything in real life, mental illness is real, but this challenge is not meant to portray it in any way. This is a game, everyone, and this is about having fun. If you're struggling with real mental illness, PLEASE.. seek help - you are important! This is a three-phase challenge that revolves around the original Asylum Challenge – and just like that challenge, is written with three difficulties. I have, however, made significant changes, so it may be inspired by the Asylum Challenge, but it no longer is even close to the same challenge. The first phase has your group of sims locked in a mental ward, and because they cannot leave (for their own safety), the only way they can “prove” that they are ready to be released is by completing successful projects while dealing with their fellow patients and the hardships of the hospital. For gameplay sake, all nurses, doctors, orderlies, etc.. are simply imagined, and any room that would be dedicated to them should remain locked to the patients. In the second phase, your group of sims have been released (the ones that earned it and survived, that is..) to the care of a Halfway House, where their rehabilitation begins. To be fully released, they must raise their skills to a certain level, show that they can be successful in their career, and also complete one or more Aspirations. In the third phase, the sims who have made it this far are fully released, and are going on about their life. This is a SCORED phase, and to “WIN” the challenge, one sim must get the highest point total (points are given for positive life goals, and points subtracted for negative ones!). If this sounds interesting, feel free to read on!