i was dealing with a whole ton when i finshed the game. we don’t need to get into it (it’s a lot of different things) every line felt like it was made for me. what my brain told me for years. it’s crazy ngl…
The line that hit me hard was "On that day... when you became nothing... I was split in half. Which one do you think was more painful?" - Bazil, Omori And then there was also the liar thing where the shadow bazil just repeats "liar." while you're walking in one of the doors in blackspace.
@@RandomUser65213just like sunny did, hero stayed in bed most of the time and after his fight with kel he just kept his feelings inside and hid his depression from his family so he doesn't worry them
Random Fact: Omori is a shortened word of "Hikikomori" which means a person with severe social withdrawal Which fits the main character in the game because he locked himself inside his own world, which is called headspace in the game
Yeah because he didn't want to leave his house, he prefered to stay in his headspace, he wanted to stay in a World where mari didn't die... So yeah it's denial.@@RealBasil143
The worst thing about being functionally depressed for an extended period, is you eventually figure out how to fool people into thinking you're not. A lot of people don't recover from depression. They just learn how to put on an effective enough facade that people stop asking uncomfortable questions and stop giving unhelpful advice.
Literally me. But I have nephews and nieces now and everyone around me is successful and happy so that really is no room for it. So enjoy this random comment you didn’t ask for. Lol
I mean, the game also has some relatable factors to it, even if you aren’t depressed [that sounded rude to write, apologies-] It’s still a great game and I highly recommend watching a playthrough or buying the game!
When I played Omori it hit me so hard because I was finally closing a chapter of depression in my life, seeing Sunny heal and overcome his trauma pushed me to better myself. Also I started playing the game cause I saw my boyfriend play it, and he’s a huge reason why I’m trying to be better and do something with my life.
Definitely one of my favorites games I've ever played, even though sometimes the battles were hard, especially the last one it's still an amazing, beautiful, and mesmerizing game, and I'm glad I know it
As a depressed person I can confirm that my friend had a demon following him around telling him to commit very (illegal) acts and I always create the plot of a full fantasy book in my head whenever I sleep
Honestly this game has gotten me through a lot of terrible moments in my life, I pretty much owe Omori in terms of keeping me alive (like . Literally) Edit: For all the people talking about how they also owe Omori (or other media) for keeping them alive and/or getting them through terrible moments, just know things get better overtime. And just know, you’re doing your best today
I’ve heard about this game a lot but this video and this comment specifically is gonna make me cave and finally download it. Thank you 🤍 and I’m sorry that you went through that.
Omori: Depression, murder, all sorts of dark stuff Omori fandom: GOT KETCHUP MIXED WITH LETTUCE CHEESE CUZ EVERY TIME I WAKE UP I GOT BURGERS ON MY MIND
And there's an entire second half of Omori's setting that plays into this, too; Faraway Town. It is the real world, outside of the Headspace and Whitespace, where life is still passing you by, showing people who were once your friends, now completely changed by your past actions.
I wouldn't say it sums up every person's depression. Personally for me, there wasn't much. But there were a few segments that definitely hit hard. One of them being a certain boss's dialog. For people who have played the game, you may know which boss I'm referring to. The things they say sounds like the things my mind would say. The negative things my mind still says. The thing that hit the hardest was "When do you think about others? How long are you going to let people take care of you..." "You're useless... less than useless. You're sick."
@@Valentin-g4i5p I purposely didn't say which boss it was in case someone who hasn't played it or someone who hasn't beat it reads this comment. Didn't want to spoil.
I literally cried from this game. When the bad end played out, I found myself struggling to keep tears contained. Everything about that game leading up to the endings was completely amazing
The thing here is that I was with my cousin when he played this game. He loved it, but he didn't get what it means. While he was playing I was like "OK, cool"
@@jotarosans7540 yea, no "best" game can ever really exist due to how unique each person is, but in standards of general design, impact on the player, etc., there are definitely s-tiers. for people like you and me, omori is s-tier within all laws of nature, meaning it's s-tier but with unnecessary, added words to create a more verbose sentence
@@aspenblock2905 I'm talking about quality 100% on gameplay 100% on length 100% on lore 100% on psychologically scarring the player 100% on music 100% on things you can do
This game is really my favorite game I have ever played. It's relatable, beautifully created, and extremely sad. It's one of the two games that successfully make me cry. It doesn't matter who you are (unless if you're too young), but you should play this game. Go in as blind as possible
this game is amazing, not only i like the game style but i love how it depicts depression and trauma. not every depressed person experiences only sadness and emptiness but can also feel happiness from those who make them feel good about themselves as someone who is struggling with mental health.
One of my favorite scenes in this game (spoilers!) is towards the end, Sunny is about to play the Final Duet with his newly repaired Violin. He begins, but, silently, he stops. There is no dialogue, no drawings, no music. Just Sunny’s sprite, breaking down and crying. To me, it hit hard. It was the most awful feeling of grief; “It’s not the same without her here.”
I think one of the more “telling” aspects of the game is how the palette is used. When you’re with other people (in Omori, your friends) everything can feel colorful. If for a brief moment, but then you go home and when you’re alone, everything goes black and white. Everything is bled of happiness. And you alone, in that room. Can only wonder why you should get up. Why you should go out. Why you should go to see your friends. Everything loses its color, including you. And some people, as I once was, are afraid of doing that to their friends. To bleed them of their happiness as you have been. To bleed them of what makes them special to you. To bleed them of their life. And I began to hate myself.
Perhaps explaining to your father will work, not communicating with friends/family has been one of my biggest life regrets. I hope you won't follow the same path I did.
Huh? "Anime" is just a japanese term of Cartoon, it doesn't really matter what you refer it with. Just because a game or animation is not made by a japanese person doesn't mean you're not allowed to refer it as Anime. You can refer to japanese animations as Japanese Cartoon too and no one will have an issue with that.
@@egfghhellmari3021 truee omori isn't an anime pls don't mix stuff together and confuse people already, because some hate anime for reasons and might not play the game!
This hit hard. The pictures really show how some people feel, like that one of the main character walking in the endless hallway with hands grabbing at him. It goes to show that some people are not always 💯 all the time.
@@bebetter1237 I'd rather not be on your bad side. If it is possible I actually am grateful for your bravery. The others didn't think of me as strong. Even Madara would scoof at me if he saw me.
Depression is hard. However the game has made me feel that they, OMOCAT and the team, someone/some people finally understand the cage of darkness and lies we're trapped in. Not even my family understands. It makes me feel happy in a weird way. It may be a coincidence that my uncle's death was covered up my hanging on a tree, but he's dead.
omori honestly has inspired me to express how my anxiety and trauma, along with triggers and the daily horrors feel.. express my battles of every day life.. I felt so validated playing this game and realizing how sunny felt / depicted his experiences and emotions.. because the game expressed these emotions and experiences so effectively and accurately to the real panics and horros of life. Even if we experienced different traumas, the panic attacks, suppression, escapism, depression, sleep, coping mechanisms of all sorts, derealization, dissociation and so SO much more .. still feels the same / similar -> similarly expressed.
If someone expressed their emotions saying that they're depressed, sad or just tired of life People will either believe them and comfort them or just do the opposite saying "stop over reacting" "its rude to pretend" "attention seeker" Just not believing them and might leading to them lying to more sadness and trust issues I just rather to be happy even if its pretend if someone says "its okay to express your feelings" well sorry that i dont know how to i dont want to make others around me to be sad so ill stay being happy even if its real or fake
The reason I love omori so much is that I can relate to it so well. Games that start of happy and cute then become depressing are the types of games I like and adding that to how much I can relate to it, it makes it my favorite game forever
“Trama and Terror” for some people is exactly what some people can feel forever.Every one has some kind of terror and trama,everyone has something that you are stressing of and if people think that you “you are just fine”
Omori is one of the best games I've ever experienced. It's literally a whole journey. A masterpiece. A completely phenomenal experience. If you haven't played it please give it a try. It's way too underrated. I'm not depressed but this game sure made me feel like dying.
I bought this game after seeing this. I’ve been playing it for a few weeks now and I absolutely love it. As a person with depression i think it depicts the illness wonderfully, and the art is really wonderful as well. I highly recommend you try it out :)
I strongly relate to omori/sunny. This is exactly what my depression feels like and I’m so happy to see good representation of hallucinations due to the fact that I have them
not me tearing up after “im so happy i got to be your dad” :( im so sorry for your loss i bet u were a amazing dad and i bet your daughter knew that. i played this game a year ago when i was the same age as your daughter and i still have it on my mind, it is one of the get games ive ever played and im glad you got to experience it ❤️❤️
This is a perfect representation of basic depression. Where it’s not severe, with self harm or certain thoughts, just the feeling of emptiness and happiness lightly sprinkled in, fake or not.
Omori is one of those games I never want to play again because the emotional ride was so intense. It is a VERY good game, but will make you emotionally uncomfortable.
This is such underrated, the songs were beautiful my fav is ofc final duet, the character were light yet beautiful too, it picture depression very much accurate too, it's there yet it can also be nothing, just you, in a room, lonely, it pains me to find omori since I'm quite weak, but I must say it's a very good game, love it
This game broke me, I cried a lot. but if this is how depressed people feel, I couldn't feel more sorry for these people. I felt terrible to the point of almost isolating myself, but... nothing like the feeling omori expresses, but I still completely understand.
I wasn’t expecting to like this game as much as I do now. I played it while I was going through a very rough time and it has made me feel stuff. It makes me very happy and miserable at the same time. Very good game.
I might be exaggerating, but It's true. All these years, I didn't know I had depression, until I played Omori. Specifically, the first time I entered the "dream world". I cried twice throughout the first 30 minutes, just because of the colorful atmosphere and how natural the characters talked to eachother. Back then, it was a piece of cake to talk to different kind of people, but nowadays, I struggle to even get a stutter-free phrase out of my mouth. I do not only feel lonely and very lovesick, but very burnt out, trying my best to go through the path of life, that was throwing me off of it every single day. I've been living in agony for years, because I know I'm going to wake up to a mere pillow, instead of the girl of my dreams, holding me. In Omori, the characters have such a nice, natural and defenetly happy friendship, which reminded me of how I used to hang out with my friends in middle school, until I moved out a few years ago. And, I know she might be canonically dead, but Mari put some sense into my heart and made me realize what kind of girl I truly need. Someone just like her. I keep falling for girls with different traits, because I thought I never really had a type of girl, so if my heart felt comfy around a girl, I would fall for her. But it only gave me pain. Mari made me realize and reassure, that my type of girl, needs to be exactly like Mari. Omori filled the hole in my heart. I cried because the interactions were just so nice and friendly, not like what I hear all around me everyday. Nice people. Tears of happiness, when Mari said that "big sis will always take care of you", or something similar. I never felt happier, when I played Omori. It's a magical experience.
Ask someone who struggles with depression that got really worse after my dad passed away this is a perfect example what it feels like which is why I love this game so much
Steam Also I wpuld recommend to take your time with the game, it's about 20ish hours but make sure you take a break after each "chapter", since it touches some pretty heavy topics the more it advances. It's a good game, I had to play it with a friend to not cry at how relatable it was after the first section hit me hard
I can feel some parts of this game. My depression started when i was 12.. It was all black and gloomy at that time. School has swallowed me whole and forget about myself and what is me that is so unfamiliar of everything i do. While i always soak myself in my dreams, daydreaming as always, it was colorful and all status of it was in that dream... All colorful and happy, has tons of friendships, relationships that i never had, and affection. Meanwhile in reality suffering into something that i confuse myself so much that i need to find solutions for it to end rather than to worsen... after watching a gameplay of omori, it felt very relatable, the hatred, and anxiety that was more than in me, creating fears that i never have. and then months ago i was thinking of suicidal thoughts after i followed something in my dream. It said to be the solution but rather i cut off the things in the past so that my depression goes away and i move on. Futhermore after cutting things off, starting a new thing, letting go of the things that made me depress, anxiety, fear, and the word "They will hate you more than you hate yourself" and i knew that. It was true. Omori let me understand my thoughts, my perceptions on things on letting go, the guilt, and hatred i have to burden. Im now 14 and i still have it, the horrors of my dreams that i could not forget and trying to avoid those peculiar things, made me realize that i have to move on. Omori is a great game. The story, the plot, and the 2 worlds, and the ending. It made it understand me
I also think that the “bad” gameplay mechanics actually tie into this as well, having to grind out the monotonous enemies and going through the same tedious things in the same frustrating places makes for a really good distraction from the core issues, and in completing these meaningless battles in their mind a depressed person can feel like they’ve done something productive all whilst completely avoiding having to address the real root causes of what they’re feeling and/or dealing with. I love how omori visualizes and stylizes mental illness in it’s story and gameplay and I’ve never seen any other game so perfectly depict what it’s actually like to be in a depressed persons shoes like how we step into Sunny’s mind, multiple times throughout my play throughs I’ve been able to understand and emphasize with Sunny/Omori on a deep level because I’ve been where he is mentally and that is e x a c t l y what its like, using unhealthy coping mechanisms and escapism into maladaptive daydreaming all whilst my body suffers and my real life gets worse outside of my mind. It’s a vicious cycle, and sometimes the only comfort in life is to mentally regress and retreat into memories of a time when things weren’t so bad. It can be especially bad when you’ve been doing it for so long that you’re real life relationships suffer and you end up truly alone, because then there’s nobody like Kel to pull you out of your own darkness anymore. Which is another good point, Kels character perfectly foils and balances out Sunny’s and I think it’s really good to have friends like him to lean on when things get hard, because in the end Kel was able to get sunny to leave his home and he was able to reunite his old friends for a short time with his positivity and persistence. I feel like Kel doesn’t get nearly enough credit or appreciation for the type of character he is, he may come off as annoying at times but if Mari was the glue that kept everyone together Kel was the light that made everyone smile and forget about the bad stuff, even if only for a little while. And it’s clear Sunny really needed it I just wish he would’ve been more receptive of it sooner so they could’ve had more time together as a group again before he had to move.
I personally love Omori, everyone thinks it's only about depression, I lost a "friend" due to cancer almost a year ago, the guilt, flashbacks, pain and PTSD from Omori really makes me feel Omori wasn't specifically for depressed people but for people who lost someone and have a hard time trying to forget it.
This is what my depression felt like although I still feel it my medicine help me and I believe that if I try I can be happy again and become a better person
I struggled with clinical depression for years, i am still fighting it but i am getting better. When i found omori, i got excited because i just saw a cartoon game, when i actually played it, i felt seen and comforted by the fact that what i was going through was atleast understood by one other person. It is a very good representation of what depression is like, how if effects people and what they live their life like, what they think and feel. But dont forget, healing is possible. No matter what kind of depression you have, you can make it. It seems hard, and i wont lie, it is hard. But life is something that we can only understand and experience once, try to take it for what it is, let it play through and see it to the end, instead of ending it sooner, just quickening the inevitability if an end. Imagine it like this, your life is a song, it might start off really rubbish, but if you stop the song right now and turn it off, how will you know if it gets any better? How will you know if you like the song? How will you know if you ever meet anyone that also likes that song and wants to listen to it with you? Listen to your song, its not that long, it wont take much time, so give it a shot. You can do this :)
Cant believe i found this 2 years later. OMORI is an epic game and deserves more fans and supporters. Thanks, OMOCAT. edit: i know no one cares, but i liked my own comment. pls no hate.
This is part of the reason I love the game so much. It's a way to show my friends what it's like to live life as me (minus the pushing my sister down the stairs part lmao)
Omori is an incredible game, I tried to make my friends play it after finishing it for the first time because it was such a unique experience that I couldn’t find in any other game, sadly they rejected the idea of playing it because “it’s boring” and “graphics look bad” one even got the ending spoiled because he didn’t care about the game. It was pretty sad seeing them not be able to experience an awesome game, they pretty much hate omori because of me
Their loss dude... there're so many people in the omori fanbase, you're bound to make some new friends who you can enthuse over the game with :^) I had a similar experience; I just know my friend would love this game but they put it on hold for a whole year (told them back in march 2021) due to it being too scary as a psychological horror (understandable), but still aaaa it's too good to just never try!
From what i learnt, DO NOT keep repeating game suggestions to your friends, if they ignore, they ignore, if they dont, cool. They will feel forced and end up hating it.
The colorful parts being fleeting happiness is very accurate Being with friends, laughing and smiling. then the bleak realization of your home life and all the trauma. I haven't delved deep into omori but this is so accurate to me
I think more so than depression, Omori focuses on the grief and guilt that can lead to these depressions following the sudden death of a loved one... The horrors of that loss and what comes after absolutely can break you. This game is wonderful and I absolutely recommend the anyone but to those who struggle with those subject be warned, because it hits heavy.
I have not seen anything (especially a RUclips video of all things) explain depression so well. This is probably the most emotional I've felt with a ything related to Omori, and this isn't even talking about the story.
@@charawarawa well I believe it’s coming to switch on June 17 so pretty soon. I promise you won’t regret playing it, just try to not get spoiled because it matters if you wanna have a good experience (basically go into the game blindly)
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“Theyre gonna hate you the same way you hate yourself” hit me, amazing game
that line hit me so fucking hard oh my god
damn
Same, never have I related to a line so much
i was dealing with a whole ton when i finshed the game. we don’t need to get into it (it’s a lot of different things) every line felt like it was made for me. what my brain told me for years. it’s crazy ngl…
The line that hit me hard was "On that day... when you became nothing... I was split in half. Which one do you think was more painful?" - Bazil, Omori
And then there was also the liar thing where the shadow bazil just repeats "liar." while you're walking in one of the doors in blackspace.
To anyone who has sealed with depression including myself. Yes this is the literal representation of what it is to feel depressed.
It’s so accurate
It's very very accurate
yes
Very accurate
This is. VERY accurate
And omori also shows the five stages of grief
Sunny-denial
Aubrey-anger
Basil-bargaining
Hero-depression
Kel-acceptance
So real
How is Hero depressed didn’t he just take his shit out on Kel
@@RandomUser65213just like sunny did, hero stayed in bed most of the time and after his fight with kel he just kept his feelings inside and hid his depression from his family so he doesn't worry them
@@lynnd.d1695when did sunny fight with kel
@@NadaAlomanihe wasnt talking about sunny
Random Fact: Omori is a shortened word of "Hikikomori" which means a person with severe social withdrawal
Which fits the main character in the game because he locked himself inside his own world, which is called headspace in the game
I feel like this is an underrated comment
Whooper
Omori is also part of the word "Memento Mori", though it proobably wouldn't fit the game's theme.
Also the fact hes locked himself in his house for 4 years straight
Yeah because he didn't want to leave his house, he prefered to stay in his headspace, he wanted to stay in a World where mari didn't die... So yeah it's denial.@@RealBasil143
The worst thing about being functionally depressed for an extended period, is you eventually figure out how to fool people into thinking you're not.
A lot of people don't recover from depression. They just learn how to put on an effective enough facade that people stop asking uncomfortable questions and stop giving unhelpful advice.
Literally me. But I have nephews and nieces now and everyone around me is successful and happy so that really is no room for it. So enjoy this random comment you didn’t ask for. Lol
@@derekspradling7452 i asked for this comment
“What if it was possible for a game to perfectly express you”
interesting
“A depressed person”
Oh😔
🥲
I mean, the game also has some relatable factors to it, even if you aren’t depressed [that sounded rude to write, apologies-] It’s still a great game and I highly recommend watching a playthrough or buying the game!
1.6 likes and only 2 replies? Take this 3rd one :)
Lmao same.
"A depressed person"
Oh😈
“you, a depressed person” well damn 💀
lol
lol ikr
Lmao
fr I didn't feel like being called out immediately
“anime game” my brother in christ it’s a unique art style
it's not just depression it's trauma in general and I loved it
If this is what depression feels like, i couldnt be more sorry to everyone who feels or felt like that.
I rarely cry but this game broke me bro
Thanks?
@@lucasthebiglI didn't cry while playing this game, but I definitely had some feels.
The story in this game is great.
this is definitely what depression feels like.
it is
Omori fans when they see a depressed person in real life
Omori fans when they push their sibling of the stairs (its a reference to the game)
omori fans replaying a boring ass game because good story
@@weball7899 i would agree with you, but that directly targets Undertale, so unfortunately I cannot
@@weball7899 I liked the battle system to be honest
omori fans when they see a tree stump
Ngl this is some high quality content right here
1.2k likes and 0 replies? Let's change that
Yup
this is godlike content perfect script perfect voice perfect editing
Love how omori analysis is so serious and heart wrenching but the community is literally just a parody of the hit song murder on my mind
burger
You know the rule, the worse the depression and cooler the artstyle, the sillier the fandom is
i got burgers on my mind
Omori really is a perfect representation of my depression, that's why i like the game so much, it expresses these feelings without having to use words
Cry of Fear
When I played Omori it hit me so hard because I was finally closing a chapter of depression in my life, seeing Sunny heal and overcome his trauma pushed me to better myself. Also I started playing the game cause I saw my boyfriend play it, and he’s a huge reason why I’m trying to be better and do something with my life.
Твоя депрессия очень слабая. Женская депрессия нечего не стоит.
I'm so glad you're in a better mentally stable state
@@anotherwannabefromthebunch4931 tbh I hadn't even seen it xD also thank you so much, you're very kind for that💕
@@the9409You're worth nothing if you actually think that.
@@aarong1092 стрелы не переводи пингвин)
"This is some gourmet sh!t right here"
Your comment match your pfp perfectly
@@moranmor3522 thanks
@@Dalandan69 Hu Tao
Definitely one of my favorites games I've ever played, even though sometimes the battles were hard, especially the last one it's still an amazing, beautiful, and mesmerizing game, and I'm glad I know it
what happened in the end?
@@PummPum ah well...there are multiple endings
@@thedoodlecave is there a happy ending
@@PummPum yeah
@@thedoodlecave well can you tell me ? 💀
As a depressed person I can confirm that my friend had a demon following him around telling him to commit very (illegal) acts and I always create the plot of a full fantasy book in my head whenever I sleep
(SPOILERS!!!)
yeah
don't you hate it when you accidentally unalive your sibling?
@@snnuy.pre.trauma yeah i hate when that happens, especially when their hair floats around me so annoying frr
Omori isn’t just about depression, it’s about all 5 stages of grief, brought about by the guilt and trauma of loosing a loved one
Honestly this game has gotten me through a lot of terrible moments in my life, I pretty much owe Omori in terms of keeping me alive (like . Literally)
Edit: For all the people talking about how they also owe Omori (or other media) for keeping them alive and/or getting them through terrible moments, just know things get better overtime. And just know, you’re doing your best today
Same
fr?! damn your lucky you found this game
For me it was Bojack Horseman. Amazing show btw.
@@deya954 Yeah, a friend recommended it to me for a while, and needless to say it became a comfort that I can always rely on lol
I’ve heard about this game a lot but this video and this comment specifically is gonna make me cave and finally download it. Thank you 🤍 and I’m sorry that you went through that.
Omori: Depression, murder, all sorts of dark stuff
Omori fandom: GOT KETCHUP MIXED WITH LETTUCE CHEESE CUZ EVERY TIME I WAKE UP I GOT BURGERS ON MY MIND
Omori fandom: Pizza-
AYO THE PIZZA HERE HAHAHA SUNNY GO OYASUMI- *_cries_*
@@thaliagubantes6811
I would have said something similar...
But that's actually kind of a spoiler.
*person aggressively eating watermelon*
"ayo the pizza here"
And there's an entire second half of Omori's setting that plays into this, too; Faraway Town. It is the real world, outside of the Headspace and Whitespace, where life is still passing you by, showing people who were once your friends, now completely changed by your past actions.
Honestly this part gets me
@@CloverIsLucky To me, Aubrey seemed to be changed a lot.
I wouldn't say it sums up every person's depression. Personally for me, there wasn't much. But there were a few segments that definitely hit hard. One of them being a certain boss's dialog. For people who have played the game, you may know which boss I'm referring to. The things they say sounds like the things my mind would say. The negative things my mind still says. The thing that hit the hardest was "When do you think about others? How long are you going to let people take care of you..." "You're useless... less than useless. You're sick."
@@Valentin-g4i5p
I purposely didn't say which boss it was in case someone who hasn't played it or someone who hasn't beat it reads this comment. Didn't want to spoil.
@@robertadamsx2 oh sorry
@@Valentin-g4i5p could prob still delete the comment to prevent spoilers.
@@robertadamsx2 yeah you’re right sorry
@user-mm4xg8ml2g
You're all good.
I literally cried from this game. When the bad end played out, I found myself struggling to keep tears contained. Everything about that game leading up to the endings was completely amazing
The thing here is that I was with my cousin when he played this game.
He loved it, but he didn't get what it means.
While he was playing I was like "OK, cool"
I guess makes sense that your pfp is Rengoku
This might actually be the best RPG game to ever exist
@BonnCharlie agreed
@@jotarosans7540 yea, no "best" game can ever really exist due to how unique each person is, but in standards of general design, impact on the player, etc., there are definitely s-tiers. for people like you and me, omori is s-tier within all laws of nature, meaning it's s-tier but with unnecessary, added words to create a more verbose sentence
@@aspenblock2905 I'm talking about quality
100% on gameplay
100% on length
100% on lore
100% on psychologically scarring the player
100% on music
100% on things you can do
@@jotarosans7540 not saying omori is bad though. i've got absolutely zero complaints about the game and fully agree with you
Not the best, but one of the best
This game is really my favorite game I have ever played. It's relatable, beautifully created, and extremely sad. It's one of the two games that successfully make me cry. It doesn't matter who you are (unless if you're too young), but you should play this game. Go in as blind as possible
(or unless you're especially sensitive to the game's topics)
what was the other game
@@trii0dide Sorry it took me so long to reply. This will sound stupid, but the other game that made me cry was Henry Stickmin: Complete the Mission
@@maddrumsticks I'm actually really interested to know what part made you cry
@@trii0dide The Valiant Hero ending
Close..... Your eyes you'll be here soon
oyasumi
OOOOOOYASUMI
_I know that is hard to do_
this game is amazing, not only i like the game style but i love how it depicts depression and trauma. not every depressed person experiences only sadness and emptiness but can also feel happiness from those who make them feel good about themselves as someone who is struggling with mental health.
One of my favorite scenes in this game (spoilers!) is towards the end, Sunny is about to play the Final Duet with his newly repaired Violin. He begins, but, silently, he stops. There is no dialogue, no drawings, no music. Just Sunny’s sprite, breaking down and crying. To me, it hit hard. It was the most awful feeling of grief; “It’s not the same without her here.”
"How YOU, a depressed person" well shit no need to call me out from the very start
It legit freaked me out when I played Omori, like holy shit it captured depression perfectly.
I think one of the more “telling” aspects of the game is how the palette is used. When you’re with other people (in Omori, your friends) everything can feel colorful. If for a brief moment, but then you go home and when you’re alone, everything goes black and white. Everything is bled of happiness. And you alone, in that room. Can only wonder why you should get up. Why you should go out. Why you should go to see your friends. Everything loses its color, including you. And some people, as I once was, are afraid of doing that to their friends. To bleed them of their happiness as you have been. To bleed them of what makes them special to you. To bleed them of their life. And I began to hate myself.
Who knew a game about trauma would be my comfort game, it hurt me in so many ways but I still love it
Omori somehow makes me relate to the entire game...
ayo mate is your sis ok?
@@gustavobastos901 yeah She is fine why?
@@DawnDoMinecraft2.0 Best not know…
@@crabsupremacy ?
@@DawnDoMinecraft2.0 😬
“You’re not depressed, I’ve seen you laugh!” - My Father
Yeah he’s an idiot.
Yeah... that's not how that works...
Perhaps explaining to your father will work, not communicating with friends/family has been one of my biggest life regrets. I hope you won't follow the same path I did.
Try explaining it to him,
@@JaquaviousDamian I would but he’s got his head so far up his ass I’m half convinced he’s digging for oil
@@JaquaviousDamian
My sleepy brain immediately said "Fatherless joke? Ew"
I'm so glad it was much more wholesome
It isn't technically an "Anime", yes Omocat was inspired by Anime but its still not an Anime instead its a distinctive art style as her own.
ya i found that kinda annoying, omori isnt an anime at all the even the artstyle is super unique
Huh? "Anime" is just a japanese term of Cartoon, it doesn't really matter what you refer it with. Just because a game or animation is not made by a japanese person doesn't mean you're not allowed to refer it as Anime.
You can refer to japanese animations as Japanese Cartoon too and no one will have an issue with that.
@@duccline
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@@Amalia19 no anime is it's own sub genre at this point
@@egfghhellmari3021 truee omori isn't an anime pls don't mix stuff together and confuse people already, because some hate anime for reasons and might not play the game!
This hit hard. The pictures really show how some people feel, like that one of the main character walking in the endless hallway with hands grabbing at him. It goes to show that some people are not always 💯 all the time.
Yeah and I don't even reach 50 of what a normal person should be 🙃
Looks like I forgot someone
@@bebetter1237 Yep. But I work for the Akatsuki, just always out hunting down bounties and avoiding Pain.
@@chaosuchiha4868 ya should avoid me as well or else you will be in the place where there are other uchihas
@@bebetter1237 I'd rather not be on your bad side. If it is possible I actually am grateful for your bravery. The others didn't think of me as strong. Even Madara would scoof at me if he saw me.
Depression is hard. However the game has made me feel that they, OMOCAT and the team, someone/some people finally understand the cage of darkness and lies we're trapped in. Not even my family understands. It makes me feel happy in a weird way.
It may be a coincidence that my uncle's death was covered up my hanging on a tree, but he's dead.
omori honestly has inspired me to express how my anxiety and trauma, along with triggers and the daily horrors feel.. express my battles of every day life.. I felt so validated playing this game and realizing how sunny felt / depicted his experiences and emotions.. because the game expressed these emotions and experiences so effectively and accurately to the real panics and horros of life. Even if we experienced different traumas, the panic attacks, suppression, escapism, depression, sleep, coping mechanisms of all sorts, derealization, dissociation and so SO much more .. still feels the same / similar -> similarly expressed.
You KNOW I have problems when I sang the soundtrack for each clip in my head 💀
It’s ok bro have a nice day 🫡
If someone expressed their emotions saying that they're depressed, sad or just tired of life
People will either believe them and comfort them or just do the opposite saying
"stop over reacting"
"its rude to pretend"
"attention seeker"
Just not believing them and might leading to them lying to more sadness and trust issues
I just rather to be happy even if its pretend if someone says "its okay to express your feelings" well sorry that i dont know how to i dont want to make others around me to be sad so ill stay being happy even if its real or fake
The reason I love omori so much is that I can relate to it so well. Games that start of happy and cute then become depressing are the types of games I like and adding that to how much I can relate to it, it makes it my favorite game forever
I felt this way when I discovered that the people I cared about most didn't want me, and since that day I can't accept reality as it is.
Dang man this is so nostalgic. This video introduced me to the omori fandom. Seeing IT again gives me so much nostalgia
“Trama and Terror” for some people is exactly what some people can feel forever.Every one has some kind of terror and trama,everyone has something that you are stressing of and if people think that you “you are just fine”
This is a really good game the quality and story and just the whole game is amazing
Omori is one of the best games I've ever experienced. It's literally a whole journey. A masterpiece. A completely phenomenal experience. If you haven't played it please give it a try. It's way too underrated.
I'm not depressed but this game sure made me feel like dying.
@Midori is living in your walls I'm just scared from your profile name so much that I won't be able to sleep at all now-
OMORI is a video game that simply knows how to make people cry 😭😭
I bought this game after seeing this. I’ve been playing it for a few weeks now and I absolutely love it. As a person with depression i think it depicts the illness wonderfully, and the art is really wonderful as well. I highly recommend you try it out :)
I literally teared up, I'm going to play this game
If you decide you play this game, avoid spoilers at any cost.
@@JaquaviousDamian ok
@@dontworry3343 how'd it go so far?
@@dontworry3343 what happened
@@trii0dide I haven't played it yet since my father won't buy it🥲
I strongly relate to omori/sunny. This is exactly what my depression feels like and I’m so happy to see good representation of hallucinations due to the fact that I have them
This is how I found omori. Now my friends think I'm suicidal
not me tearing up after “im so happy i got to be your dad” :( im so sorry for your loss i bet u were a amazing dad and i bet your daughter knew that. i played this game a year ago when i was the same age as your daughter and i still have it on my mind, it is one of the get games ive ever played and im glad you got to experience it ❤️❤️
And on top of that, it definitely has one of the fandoms of all time
This is a perfect representation of basic depression.
Where it’s not severe, with self harm or certain thoughts, just the feeling of emptiness and happiness lightly sprinkled in, fake or not.
Sunny literally killed his own sister, he isn’t depressed he is feeling guilty.
@@ragnard0967I’m pretty sure that made his depressed? Both can be true
Omori made my cry, Scream and sit watching the sky for 5 hours
As a Omori fan I just randomly saw this on my RUclips shorts.
But I do appreciate it because it's been so long I haven't saw some Omori contents.
Omori is single handed my the best game I’ve ever played, the twist ending and the fighting, with the intense story and cute art.
“The you they know is a lie, and once they find out. They’ll hate you as much as you hate yourself” was a line that hit way too close to home for me
Omori is one of those games I never want to play again because the emotional ride was so intense. It is a VERY good game, but will make you emotionally uncomfortable.
This is such underrated, the songs were beautiful my fav is ofc final duet, the character were light yet beautiful too, it picture depression very much accurate too, it's there yet it can also be nothing, just you, in a room, lonely, it pains me to find omori since I'm quite weak, but I must say it's a very good game, love it
"How you, a depressed person,"
Ah yes, glad to accept wisdom from a knowledgable being
This is one good example of the saying "Art should comfort the disturbed and disturb the comfortable"
This game broke me, I cried a lot. but if this is how depressed people feel, I couldn't feel more sorry for these people. I felt terrible to the point of almost isolating myself, but... nothing like the feeling omori expresses, but I still completely understand.
I wasn’t expecting to like this game as much as I do now. I played it while I was going through a very rough time and it has made me feel stuff. It makes me very happy and miserable at the same time. Very good game.
I might be exaggerating, but It's true. All these years, I didn't know I had depression, until I played Omori. Specifically, the first time I entered the "dream world". I cried twice throughout the first 30 minutes, just because of the colorful atmosphere and how natural the characters talked to eachother. Back then, it was a piece of cake to talk to different kind of people, but nowadays, I struggle to even get a stutter-free phrase out of my mouth. I do not only feel lonely and very lovesick, but very burnt out, trying my best to go through the path of life, that was throwing me off of it every single day. I've been living in agony for years, because I know I'm going to wake up to a mere pillow, instead of the girl of my dreams, holding me. In Omori, the characters have such a nice, natural and defenetly happy friendship, which reminded me of how I used to hang out with my friends in middle school, until I moved out a few years ago. And, I know she might be canonically dead, but Mari put some sense into my heart and made me realize what kind of girl I truly need. Someone just like her. I keep falling for girls with different traits, because I thought I never really had a type of girl, so if my heart felt comfy around a girl, I would fall for her. But it only gave me pain. Mari made me realize and reassure, that my type of girl, needs to be exactly like Mari. Omori filled the hole in my heart. I cried because the interactions were just so nice and friendly, not like what I hear all around me everyday. Nice people. Tears of happiness, when Mari said that "big sis will always take care of you", or something similar. I never felt happier, when I played Omori. It's a magical experience.
I don't know if I should say anything but I just wanted to let you know that I read your comment and I think it's beautiful.
How come people feel a certain way with Omori? Has life changed so much that so many are struggling?
@@anouaressanoussimost so that people due this game realized their mental health issues
I love omori so much this is gonna make me cry
Ask someone who struggles with depression that got really worse after my dad passed away this is a perfect example what it feels like which is why I love this game so much
Its not just depression, the main themes also relate to trauma and guilt, as well as moving on and accepting the past.
Omori is one of my favorite games. I’m in a depressive state at the moment and I can perfectly relate to a lot of the stuff
This littral triggered me
I cried for 10 min.
where can i get this game? I want my friends and family to know how I always feel…
Steam and, it's coming to the switch soon I think
Steam, its coming to ps4/5 and switch soon
Steam
Also I wpuld recommend to take your time with the game, it's about 20ish hours but make sure you take a break after each "chapter", since it touches some pretty heavy topics the more it advances. It's a good game, I had to play it with a friend to not cry at how relatable it was after the first section hit me hard
@@zatt4086 yeah but I cant buy it, how do I get it in another way?
@@didtheloveaffairmaimyoutoo it’s not a free game. Support the creator by buying it on steam : )
I can feel some parts of this game. My depression started when i was 12.. It was all black and gloomy at that time. School has swallowed me whole and forget about myself and what is me that is so unfamiliar of everything i do. While i always soak myself in my dreams, daydreaming as always, it was colorful and all status of it was in that dream... All colorful and happy, has tons of friendships, relationships that i never had, and affection. Meanwhile in reality suffering into something that i confuse myself so much that i need to find solutions for it to end rather than to worsen... after watching a gameplay of omori, it felt very relatable, the hatred, and anxiety that was more than in me, creating fears that i never have. and then months ago i was thinking of suicidal thoughts after i followed something in my dream. It said to be the solution but rather i cut off the things in the past so that my depression goes away and i move on. Futhermore after cutting things off, starting a new thing, letting go of the things that made me depress, anxiety, fear, and the word "They will hate you more than you hate yourself" and i knew that. It was true. Omori let me understand my thoughts, my perceptions on things on letting go, the guilt, and hatred i have to burden. Im now 14 and i still have it, the horrors of my dreams that i could not forget and trying to avoid those peculiar things, made me realize that i have to move on. Omori is a great game. The story, the plot, and the 2 worlds, and the ending. It made it understand me
U still depressed ?
you ok?
I also think that the “bad” gameplay mechanics actually tie into this as well, having to grind out the monotonous enemies and going through the same tedious things in the same frustrating places makes for a really good distraction from the core issues, and in completing these meaningless battles in their mind a depressed person can feel like they’ve done something productive all whilst completely avoiding having to address the real root causes of what they’re feeling and/or dealing with. I love how omori visualizes and stylizes mental illness in it’s story and gameplay and I’ve never seen any other game so perfectly depict what it’s actually like to be in a depressed persons shoes like how we step into Sunny’s mind, multiple times throughout my play throughs I’ve been able to understand and emphasize with Sunny/Omori on a deep level because I’ve been where he is mentally and that is e x a c t l y what its like, using unhealthy coping mechanisms and escapism into maladaptive daydreaming all whilst my body suffers and my real life gets worse outside of my mind. It’s a vicious cycle, and sometimes the only comfort in life is to mentally regress and retreat into memories of a time when things weren’t so bad. It can be especially bad when you’ve been doing it for so long that you’re real life relationships suffer and you end up truly alone, because then there’s nobody like Kel to pull you out of your own darkness anymore. Which is another good point, Kels character perfectly foils and balances out Sunny’s and I think it’s really good to have friends like him to lean on when things get hard, because in the end Kel was able to get sunny to leave his home and he was able to reunite his old friends for a short time with his positivity and persistence. I feel like Kel doesn’t get nearly enough credit or appreciation for the type of character he is, he may come off as annoying at times but if Mari was the glue that kept everyone together Kel was the light that made everyone smile and forget about the bad stuff, even if only for a little while. And it’s clear Sunny really needed it I just wish he would’ve been more receptive of it sooner so they could’ve had more time together as a group again before he had to move.
I personally love Omori, everyone thinks it's only about depression, I lost a "friend" due to cancer almost a year ago, the guilt, flashbacks, pain and PTSD from Omori really makes me feel Omori wasn't specifically for depressed people but for people who lost someone and have a hard time trying to forget it.
The game is literally about discover what happened to your sister, tf you on?
This is what my depression felt like although I still feel it my medicine help me and I believe that if I try I can be happy again and become a better person
"you, a depressed person"
Damn you definitely know your hit target
Is no one going to talk about how this is a perfect loop
I struggled with clinical depression for years, i am still fighting it but i am getting better. When i found omori, i got excited because i just saw a cartoon game, when i actually played it, i felt seen and comforted by the fact that what i was going through was atleast understood by one other person.
It is a very good representation of what depression is like, how if effects people and what they live their life like, what they think and feel.
But dont forget, healing is possible. No matter what kind of depression you have, you can make it. It seems hard, and i wont lie, it is hard. But life is something that we can only understand and experience once, try to take it for what it is, let it play through and see it to the end, instead of ending it sooner, just quickening the inevitability if an end.
Imagine it like this, your life is a song, it might start off really rubbish, but if you stop the song right now and turn it off, how will you know if it gets any better? How will you know if you like the song? How will you know if you ever meet anyone that also likes that song and wants to listen to it with you?
Listen to your song, its not that long, it wont take much time, so give it a shot. You can do this :)
Omocat(the whole team) did such a great job, waiting fir 6 years truly was worth it.
Cant believe i found this 2 years later. OMORI is an epic game and deserves more fans and supporters.
Thanks, OMOCAT.
edit: i know no one cares, but i liked my own comment. pls no hate.
Omori: Cures depression
DDLC: Depression goes brrr
..cures depression? Have u played it?
they both give depression💀 (i've played both)
You can't just call me out like that.
You also killed your sister?
This is part of the reason I love the game so much. It's a way to show my friends what it's like to live life as me (minus the pushing my sister down the stairs part lmao)
man i hope my dad is glad i am still trying to be here for him and thank you for this video
Omori is an incredible game, I tried to make my friends play it after finishing it for the first time because it was such a unique experience that I couldn’t find in any other game, sadly they rejected the idea of playing it because “it’s boring” and “graphics look bad” one even got the ending spoiled because he didn’t care about the game. It was pretty sad seeing them not be able to experience an awesome game, they pretty much hate omori because of me
Their loss dude... there're so many people in the omori fanbase, you're bound to make some new friends who you can enthuse over the game with :^)
I had a similar experience; I just know my friend would love this game but they put it on hold for a whole year (told them back in march 2021) due to it being too scary as a psychological horror (understandable), but still aaaa it's too good to just never try!
From what i learnt, DO NOT keep repeating game suggestions to your friends, if they ignore, they ignore, if they dont, cool. They will feel forced and end up hating it.
I presented the omori experience in my Project class, the theme was mental health, got a 10
Excellent job.
WWWWWWW
Imagine me, the person that just a random depressed guy that just want to live in his Imaginary world of Dreams meets omori
What
Omori definitely has changed lives. I can confirm, and so can thousands of other people.
Ya this game is an mixture of depression and wholesomeness all at once along with it's reoccurring dreadful creepiness from time to time
The game:💀💀😭😭😱😱😔😔😔
The fandom:😜😜🤩🤩🥰😍😍😍😝😝😝💀😝😍🥰🤩🤩😘😘😘😘🤩🥳🤩🥳🥳🥳😋😋
The colorful parts being fleeting happiness is very accurate
Being with friends, laughing and smiling. then the bleak realization of your home life and all the trauma.
I haven't delved deep into omori but this is so accurate to me
“What if it was possible for a game to perfectly express how *YOU* , a depressed person, were feeling all the time?” damn okay no need to call us out
I think more so than depression, Omori focuses on the grief and guilt that can lead to these depressions following the sudden death of a loved one... The horrors of that loss and what comes after absolutely can break you. This game is wonderful and I absolutely recommend the anyone but to those who struggle with those subject be warned, because it hits heavy.
I have not seen anything (especially a RUclips video of all things) explain depression so well. This is probably the most emotional I've felt with a ything related to Omori, and this isn't even talking about the story.
“You, a depressed person”
Me: WHDNSIS NO NEED TO CALL ME OUT LIKE THAT
omori is such a lovely game, i recommend it to everyone. it pulls at my heart strings a lil :,)
Strings....
I want to play it so bad but I’m still waiting for the switch release
you don’t have steam?
@@llegax3066 I wish. I don’t have a pc and i don’t think there’s steam on mobile or console platforms which is what I have
@@charawarawa well I believe it’s coming to switch on June 17 so pretty soon. I promise you won’t regret playing it, just try to not get spoiled because it matters if you wanna have a good experience (basically go into the game blindly)
The guy told us that we were depressed in the most delicate way possible and i somehow feel like he’s right
Basil is a good representation of abandonment issues, doing something so drastic just to be sure someone will be there for you