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Omori is a game that has followed me throughout my life. It all began in 2019, as I was scrolling YouTube and came across the release date trailer of the game. Seeing the vibrant visuals, the beautiful art, and the psychological darkness in the trailer, my interest was piqued, and I, all the way to the release date, tried to convince my mom to buy it for me when it launched. Fast forward to 2020, it’s Christmas, and I’m at my aunt and uncles house. As I set down my laptop, I notice a new game in my library: Omori. I jumped for joy as I stared at my mom with the biggest smile on my face, as I launched the game, eager to see the mystery that would await me. Many will say that this game is mentally damaging for depressed individuals. However, for me, it was the opposite. I broke out of my depression because of this game while sinking hours into it. It made me happy, without a single frown on my face, with practical highlights in my eyes. In 2022, Omori launched on console for its second anniversary. Seeing it didn’t have merch, I printed out a bunch of pictures of the box art, including the physical artwork. And after I pleaded for my mom to pre order the game for console after hearing it had brand new content (I was so unbelievably hyped about that), I waited, and waited, and waited, until so many delays happened that I cancelled the pre order, thinking it would never come. And then one month later, the console version launched. I cried a whole river after that. Then, in December of 2022, I got back from my grandparents, and checked my PlayStation to see that omori was downloading, and my mom bought the game with her own money digitally for Christmas. I recorded playthroughs, I explored the new content, I even researched all the Black Space Boss Rush content to see if it had any lore. In short, Omori is a game that is the heart of my late childhood. The soul of my entire gaming career. The beginning of all of my obsessions following. This game didn’t make me depressed. It made me break out of depression. And that, is why this game was so good. For many others, this game will feel like a punch in the gut, but for me? The warmth of the childhood nostalgia is enough for me to completely forget it’s a horror game at all. And after all these years, I’m still playing it. Play this game. It will change your life: for better or for worse. It all depends on how well you can handle it.

The wildest ride you’ll ever take in gaming. First off, let’s start with the basic plot. You, Makoto, are a new student at hopes peak academy, the highest level of achievement in the world. Only the most talented, most intelligent students attend here. However, you don’t have any special talents, but just so happen to get in asthe “ultimate lucky student”. However, once you arrive, you begin the true story of this game. 16 students, one survivor. The killers? Your friends. The host? A psychotic robot bear. And the only way to win? TO KILL. Danganronpa takes a dark road with its own terrifying twists. The most brutal kills are those you get attached to. This game will betray you. And after, You’ll come out traumatized. Though it isn’t a horror game, it is extremely brutal and dark. Every case is a life or death situation. Get it wrong, and you’re executed, with the killer being free. Life’s on the line, only one can win, and the others WILL die. Danganronpa is a true blue whodunit. A game that takes every form of normal visual novel gameplay and turns it into something special. Over all, 10/10. You will come out a new person.

This is the greatest game since sliced bread. In all seriousness, if you liked UNDERTALE, you will adore DELTARUNE. You’ll meet characters from that game, and go into different worlds with a cute little fluffy Goat boy, and a lovable cast of misfits that you WILL grow attached to. Now is a better time than ever to get deltarune. It is not a fully complete story yet. There is still a lot of work and lots of time to be put into it. But I assure you, every single time I waited for a chapter, it was worth it. Sometimes I would play the game over and over to try to find secrets. It’s also really easy in chapter 1 and 2. And the best part? The castle town. going into the little world that you craft from making friendson your quests, setting them up in your cafe. Exploring everyone’s rooms, and of course, hugging the dummy. This might’ve been the best game I have ever had the pleasure of playing. It was so vibrant, and cozy. A game that I truly don’t want to end. Seeing all of these characters band together, and go on misadventures doing what they want to do. And just being along for the ride. I think I was a lot younger when the first chapter came out. Downloaded it on my laptop after playing UNDERTALE, and decided this would be a good alternative to that after playing it. Truth be told, it’s easier tosay that it’s not a game, but an experience. If you want a funny, epic, and entertaining game shrouded with mystery, this game is a must. And I am not overstating that this game is the best game I’ve ever played. I don’t think I will ever have an experience like this ever again after it ends. So I am begging you, please play this amazing **** first 2 chapters are free, and if you want the full package, you can pay 25$. The other chapters will be free updates. If you want to try it out for yourself (which if your interested In UNDERTALE, this is a must) then go for it. Chapter 1& 2 is already longer than UNDERTALE, and that’s just scratching the surface (get it?) of what you need to do in this game. So if you have some extra time on your hands, try it **** demos free. Longer thanany other demo I played. Kept me company for years. So yeah, TL:DR in my opinion, this might be the greatest indie game, no ,the greatest GAME of all time.