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Having played through OMORI, I’m confident say that it’s an experience I won’t forget. This is a game I wholeheartedly recommend for those that appreciate... Read more
Like Doki Doki Literature Club before it, Omori's magic and cleverness come from its facade. On paper, Omori is an Earthbound like turn-based RPG filled... Read more
Don’t let its presentation fool you, Omori is an adventure into some dark themes of loss, growing up, and fear of change. These are easily... Read more
Nostalgic, lovingly crafted, moving, and surprising, Omori is a remarkable achievement. Earthbound and Undertale are easy comparisons, but Omori stands out as it's own, highly... Read more
For those who can stomach its depictions of a young boy's tortured life (and mostly generic gameplay), Omori offers some of the most unforgettable moments... Read more
Omori is certainly not for everyone. Someone who values gameplay much higher than storytelling will come away feeling bored and frustrated with the overall experience. However,... Read more
Omori's ending is brutal, but its characters and humour put some heart behind the horror. Read more
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I finished OMORI around December, and this game has hit me hard. I started it expecting a cute pixel RPG with quirky battles and some emotional moments — but what I got was something way deeper and honestly life-changing. The story starts off in Sunny's dream-like world that seems harmless and colorful, but the more you play, the more you realize something's not right. There’s this underlying sadness that slowly builds until it hits you all at once. For me, the moment that broke me was when I finally figured out what really happened to Mari. I just sat there in shock — completely silent. It was one of those plot twists that actually hurts. The emotion-based battle system is super creative — your characters can become happy, sad, angry, and each emotion affects how they fight. That mechanic alone reflects the entire message of the game: emotions matter. They change things. Visually, the game is beautiful and disturbing at the same time. It has this unique art style that makes you feel safe one moment and incredibly uneasy the next. And the soundtrack? Some of the most emotional music I’ve ever heard in a game. There were scenes the music alone was enough to make me tear up. But nothing hit harder than the ending I got — Sunny dies by suicide. That scene destroyed me. After everything he had gone through, and after all the buildup, watching him give in to that pain was just heartbreaking. It didn’t feel like a game anymore. It felt real. And honestly, I had to take a break from everything after I finished it. It stuck with me for days. OMORI isn’t just a game — it’s an experience that stays with you. It’s about trauma, mental illness, guilt, forgiveness… and it doesn’t sugarcoat any of it. If you’re ready for something raw and emotional, this game is 100% worth it. Just be prepared — it’s heavy.
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