Omori is probably one of the weirdest experience i've ever had.
This game really tied the term "Horror" with deep loss, tragedy and sadness; something you don't get a lot of in the modern horror game industry with those cheap jumpscares.
I kid you not when i say i almost ♥♥♥♥ my pants in many parts of the game because of the eerieness of the situation.
Some scares really are unpredictable.
But horror isn't even the point here, because the thing that sold it for me was the deep lore.
This was one of the few games that made me wonder what happened through my entire playthrough, and the ending revealed it all, with no fuss or confusion.
Obviously i'll not spoil anything.
If you're uncertain to buy this game, i would say do it: it's a rollercoaster of emotions.
Fear, sadness, happiness and so on... I had a blast playing through all of it.

Omori is probably one of the weirdest experience i've ever had. This game really tied the term "Horror" with deep loss, tragedy and sadness; something you don't get a lot of in the modern horror game industry with those cheap jumpscares. I kid you not when i say i almost shit my pants in many parts of the game because of the eerieness of the situation. Some scares really are unpredictable. But horror isn't even the point here, because the thing that sold it for me was the deep lore. This was one of the few games that made me wonder what happened through my entire playthrough, and the ending revealed it all, with no fuss or confusion. Obviously i'll not spoil anything. If you're uncertain to buy this game, i would say do it: it's a rollercoaster of emotions. Fear, sadness, happiness and so on... I had a blast playing through all of it.