Omori is an indie psychological horror role-playing video game developed by OMOCAT.
Based on the director's Omori ひきこもり series of webcomics, the game tells the story of a hikikomori boy named Sunny and his dream world alter-ego Omori, exploring the real world and the surreal dream world to overcome his repressed fears and secrets. He is joined by a party of his close friends as they explore the overworld and engage in turn-based battles against fantastical enemies, with status effects based on the characters' emotions. The game has two routes with multiple endings based on the player's choices.
Overall, a pretty fun game, however it is not for everyone. If you're sensitive to harsh topics this game is not for you.
Omori tells a story about overcoming your darkest fears.
Play this game if you want a good story with charming characters.
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