When Sunny and his friends Kel, Hero, and Aubrey are happy, ecstatic, or even manic, these emotions increase their speed and do more damage to angry foes. The game’s fighting mechanics are based on attacks, but complicated by the character’s emotions. Sunny also has to deal with three fears, including heights, drowning, and The plot is interesting: a dark and tragic story that players do not see in other games. In the real world, Sunny has to face reality/trauma, as every step he takes in the story’s progression leads him closer to the truth of Mari’s, his sister’s, death. The game is deeper than a mission to find a missing pal, however. Sunny’s best friend, Basil, and other friends are real, but he pictures them differently in his mind – he only remembers them as they were at the age of 12, so their appearance is that of a child. This information may seem confusing at first. Since his sister’s death, the boy stays in his room in his headspace (dream world) where he has everything he wants – in this case, an adventure with his in-real-life (IRL) friends in his head (headspace version) to find his lost best friend, Basil. In “OMORI”, a young boy has not left his house for four years. Story is very important when talking about a video game, especially a role-playing one (RPG). The layout of the real world in the game, Sunny’s life (Photo by Google Images)įrom what can be seen of online reviews, people really love this game, citing the story, original soundtrack (ost), gameplay, and depth of characters. As he ventures off into his dream world, the player slowly reveals the truth that has been locked away in the back of Sunny’s head. “OMORI” centers around a boy named Sunny (OMORI) who is dealing with the trauma of his sister’s death. With the move to console, OMOCAT, an indie gaming company, added more content to the game as well. Originally, the game was released solely on computer, but on Jthe role-playing game came out on consoles such as PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch. “OMORI” is a pixelated video game created by OMOCAT, published on December 23, 2020, after nine years in production. Well, why not try “OMORI”, the award-winning game that PC Gamer magazine calls a “modern cult classic.” By now, you are probably bored with the video games you have been playing for months on end, and are looking for a new game to play – one that is different from others.
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