OMORI

갓겜

its just amazing, play it. (that sounds like a threat) This game has excellent storyline and amazing characters that you will love in both the REALWORLD and HEADSPACE. There are three endings, each one amazing and explains he story well as it ends, no loose threads or anything as it reaches an emotional climax. (that i cant explain without any spoliers.)

very cool and underrated game, should be more popular than undertale and deltarune but it isnt because people are scared of feelings lol

Mientras menos sepas de este juego, es mejor.

Reseña sin spoilers. Omori es un juego que pone mi corazón en la mano al jugarlo. Este juego me ayudó mucho a sanar, pues el manejo de las temáticas que aborda es no solo excepcional sino además entretenido. Una historia que re-jugué (pues quiero obtener los logros) y que me ha destrozado pero me ha ayudado a reponerme a la vez. Amo este juego. Suerte gente, creo en ustedes.

6/10 If mixed reviews were still a thing, that is what I would give OMORI. It is a buealtiful game with a lot of attention to detail. It's got good music, good art direction, a good message and mostly good mechanics (at least on paper). However, there are two things that hold this game back A LOT, to the point where it goes from like maybe an 8/10 to a 6/10. These things are pacing and writing. Let us get into it. I will not spoil the story of OMORI. It deserves to be unraveled by playing it. However, I will spoil that there are two aspects to this game, storywise. Serious moments and lighthearted moments. I would personally like to remove close to all lighthearted moments from this game. Just delete them, allude to some joy or happiness at times, but keep all the serious parts and get rid of the rest. So much of this game is lighthearted nonsense, at least 60% of it. There are metaphors and connections to be made between the lighthearted parts and serious parts, but the connections do not improve the game or storytelling, it just extends the experience from what could and maybe should be a 5 hour game to closer to a 20 hour one. With that said, there are a lot of neat details and a lot of beautiful craftsmanship that has gone into creating the game, and I can appreciate that. But since most of it gets lost in being an ok RPG instead of a that tells it's story in a more focused and well-paced maner (like, say, the To the Moon-series or the LISA-series (that succeed at balancing serious moments and lighthearted moments)), it gets harder to appreciate the beauty that this game has. I love the artstyle in the combat (which is normaly an artstyle that I loathe), and I very much enjoy the mechanics in combat. But this is not the right game for that. This is a narratively driven game where the plot is the driving force. When you pad the experience out with a) lighthearted adventures and b) grindy RPG-mechanics, you fail to keep the player hooked. I wanted to love this game. Now I only think that it is alright. I could maybe recommend it to very patient people, but it is a hard sell. I think there are better options for you out there, but there is still some good to be had with this one.

Шедеврально