Ho-ly shit.
I love turn-based games with absolutely agonizing lore and characters with diversity. OMORI gives light on various sensitive topics that could be gut-wrenching to others but the sad truth of trying to move on from certain events and learning to forgive yourself. This shit done made piss my pants and cry in tandem and in separate times. There's times where I forgot that it was a psychological horror game due to half the gameplay immerses you in headspace and makes you disassociate that you're a little person who is actually sleeping in their room all cooped up and not wanting to go outside.
I love turn-based games with absolutely agonizing lore and characters with diversity. OMORI gives light on various sensitive topics that could be gut-wrenching to others but the sad truth of trying to move on from certain events and learning to forgive yourself. This shit done made piss my pants and cry in tandem and in separate times. There's times where I forgot that it was a psychological horror game due to half the gameplay immerses you in headspace and makes you disassociate that you're a little person who is actually sleeping in their room all cooped up and not wanting to go outside.