Underneath this i'll put my steam review I wrote at the tail end of 2022 about this game. I haven't seen all of it's content, I only got the good ending. Maybe someday i'll return, but my words were thus:
"Omori is a 10/10
im mad i ignored this game but maybe it came to me at the exact right time in my life. Powerful story, everything works, the music was amazing, and added to everything the story was trying to do. The battle systems quirks add to the story. Everything in this game works to support its parts. This is a well oiled, perfectly crafted machine of a video game. blah blah blah its real art etc. Just play it! Only flaws are a pretty slow start, and some ideas not necissarily being "original" could set some people off. But the ideas lifted from other greats in the medium don't matter when they're being used this way. I wish I wasn't such a shill in this review, like honestly I think it's probably best to enter this game with 0 expectations other than "rpg maker earthbound type game" This is up there with my other indie favorites (Undertale and Lisa: The Painful)
It made me feel like I was 14 again and i mean that in the best way possible."