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A horror game that features stairs, kids trying to kill themselves, random bullshit, and the best boy Basil
"I am permanently scarred playing OMORI"
One of the perfect games for children 12 & younger! Omori follows your character, OMORI, as he explores a colourful, vibrant world with his best friends HERO, AUBREY, KEL, and your perfectly perfect normal friend BASIL ! OMORI’S sister, MARI, holds picnics for the group. The cookies she bakes are everyone’s favourite!
OMORI IS THE PERFECT GAME FOR LITTLE KIDS!
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.
psychological horror about the danger of stairs
"hey Mari watch your step" Omori
A shortened Japanese term for Hikikomori, which is a person who avoids social contact.
"I don't like people for I am Omori."
The perfect game for a 7-year-old child.
Omori is a great game for young children.
Omori is a wholesome game where you meet your friends Aubrey, Hero, Kel and your perfectly normal friend Basil, as he does not have a gun. You also have a sister that isn't dead. But you and her for some specific reason have a fear of stairs. Omori is wholesome, it's wholesome, very wholesome, so fucking wholesome I curled up in a corner and cried for a week and a half.
"So why is your name Omori?" "We don't talk about that."