In this video, I discuss the 2020 indie game OMORI, specifically its Earthbound/Yume Nikki lineage, its application of the "two worlds" trope, how it ludifies (word?) emotion, the power of its ending, and its unique fan culture.

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An Elaborate Review of OMORI