Omori Review - Noisy Pixel 

Agreed

bro, just watch bojack horseman lol

Imagine children play and thought this game is for kid

Fr. I ignored the trigger warnings and I had to take so many fucking breaks, I started playing this game the day it was released and finished it only today. Although, the experience was really worth it. 10/10 would have a mental breakdown again.

@@victori4butter the dread I felt during this game is similar to what I felt during Free Churros episode imo. But on a much more personal level. I could easily relate to a 16 year old, but I guess I can't really relate that much to alcoholism, shitty work, and more mature topic covered in Bojack.

Yes! If you get it let us know what you think

not to be a dick or anything, but the constant delays killed pretty much all of the hype,and this is coming from someone who loved this game, I thought it would never come out and now that it's here i really wish it was way more popular

@@hiroparadise8152 true tho

@@hiroparadise8152True, but some people likely handled it differently.

Years? I just now heard about it.

Every stroke was just so stylish and lovely colourwork on the pixels... I think the artist was 14 during the KS campaign, if so they have a great future in games ahead of them if they want it.

@@Nersius pretty sure OMOCAT was just getting out of high-school or college when she/he/they started working on OMORI-related stuff.

Completely agree

I saw manly bad ass hero playing this, the stopped halfway through his video because now I wanted to play it lol

I heard of this game recently and just finished it completely blind, this game is incredible

@@Soupthemann is it scary? Like jumpscare / glitching things??

Going on wikis and watching let's play will just ruin the experience and curiosity

Yay!

Awesome to hear!

Perfectheart would like to know your location

@@prozorozo I smacked her cheeks over a week ago. Still though, what a hype ass fight.

No time for a vacation when good games are releasing.

@@NoisyPixelNews and that's facts

Same

It looked amazing and it was ^_^

Thanks!

overrated

You’ll review anything!

@@NoisyPixelNews it's true!

Yea it got me a few times

Thank you! Glad you’re having fun with it too

It would be a great switch game

Actually I’m pretty sure later this year it’s coming to switch (not 100% sure so don’t be to exited)

Lol

it did

@@eljosevillasenor I cw to download it after I finish up astral chain 😌👍

dude i thought that too lol

Stop

@VHSFace don't even see how that relates to the comment and if you actually played Omori you'd know they are very different games outside 1 segment I won't spoil

inb4, if there is one, it's called OMARI

Theres definitely some very heavy hitting themes, if you think it may be too much for you to handle thats alright. I think the way that the game handles these themes is quite tastefully done and it never really feels forced. Life changing game for me, i think you should give it a shot.

it sucks lol

It’s coming to switch in May

It’s more like psychological scary but no jump scares

Yes, it’s listed as a psychological horror RPG. And yes, there’s also jump scares (albeit a small amount and some of them require specific action to trigger them). It’s not immediately terrifying, but the game becomes more fear-inducing the longer you play it. It doesn’t rely on jump scares or gore, but it does an excellent job of slowly building an uncomfortable atmosphere to the point where you become incredibly paranoid and terrified of your surroundings. And the content itself is incredibly dark and depressing, so you should take that into consideration. After I finished the game, I was left with an incredibly uncomfortable and empty feeling due to the twists and revelations (but it was still an amazing journey none the less.) If you can’t stomach things like suicide, murder, depression, severe anxiety, or disturbing imagery in a game (there is a specific plot point that relies on imagery of a hanged girl), then you probably shouldn’t play it. But if you can deal with it, I highly recommend checking it out.

I haven't really finished the game but I've played a good 9 hours of it and, yea, it's got plenty of horror elements even if horror isn't what omori focuses on (more rpg if anything) And sure, it doesn't have any REAL jumpscares (just quick flashes of a certain monster that pops up every now and again), the more you play omori, the scarier it will get.

Yes, this is a horror game. It's not all blood and gore, but it is quite possibly the most effective psychological horror game ever made. It excels more than any other game at putting you in the shoes of the protagonist. You will bond with them, you will BE them. But that also means you will feel what the main character is feeling, especially near the end. You will know what the main character knows. That in itself is horrifying.

just don't open the door at night, but open it in the morning

Thanks! Let us know if you do. We’d love to hear your thoughts on it

Me too

Honestly I'm not sure, I think it would be better to watch a let's play so you can skip certain parts and come back to them later? Certain scenes are pretty choking and raw, definitely triggering in some aspects! I deeply hope things will get better for you and that, one day, you'll be able to play that game since you've been looking for it for a long time! Best wishes, good luck and a lovely day to you my friend! ✨ Hope my comment helped a bit! (Sorry if my english is a bit broken I'm not fluent :0!! )

@@amebellon945 ah okay! Thank you

​@@RinRan1 Dark games can also be healing. Just make sure you have someone you can talk to if a game would put you in a bad space. And don't play this one, Omori, if you have suicidal thoughts. But anything else, it can also give you great comfort working through a gave that also has a bit 'life' in it.

@@Thomas-cr2pt ah true true, I played the game shortly after talking to some people in the omori discord about it, turns out the game would become one of my favorites, and a big comfort as you said :D

Word

Thanks!

its, not really about depression though. while that part is there, its more of about guilt and how it affects a person, and what i see to be a really real one too. Thats why i love the story so much

I get if you might not be into the kinda repetitive dialogue in the first portion of the game, but how on earth are the characters and world visually unappealing? The hand-drawn animation and pastel colored world absolutely creates some stunning visuals. And no, the game does not just rely on “depression” as it’s only theme. In fact, it mainly focuses on the severe impact of trauma and the guilt associated with it. Omori is not necessarily depressed, he’s severely traumatized and mentally unstable throughout the game. Perhaps you just played the first hour of the game and put it down? I highly recommend at least completing it once to get the full experience.

@@catcactus1234 It's just not my style I guess, pastel colours have never really done it for me and to my eyes the characters look like "my first anime character" drawn with a scratchy pen tool and nothing else. The battles look nice, I'll give it that, but I just see Off with a coat of paint for the most part.

@@gdx1037 Omori is much better than Off, Undertale, and Yume Nikki imo. The game is thematic perfection and tells a story that is bound to stick with you.

@@gdx1037 i think because everyone looks the same body face exept for the clothes and hair