This is the final boss of RPG Maker games, incorporating elements from both traditional turn-based RPGs, and the darkly surreal horror of games like Yume Nikki. OMORI understands the appeal as well as the strengths of both genres to create an emotional story that explores dark themes like depression, without glorifying or simplifying them.

This is NOT 'just another' indie game about depression, do not sleep on this game.

One small technical gripe, the screen seems to flicker unintentionally when displayed in full-screen, at least when I played. Just play windowed if this happens.

This is the final boss of RPG Maker games, incorporating elements from both traditional turn-based RPGs, and the darkly surreal horror of games like Yume Nikki. OMORI understands the appeal as well as the strengths of both genres to create an emotional story that explores dark themes like depression, without glorifying or simplifying them. This is NOT 'just another' indie game about depression, do not sleep on this game. One small technical gripe, the screen seems to flicker unintentionally when displayed in full-screen, at least when I played. Just play windowed if this happens.