If you find yourself pushing to get through the middle chunk of the game, please continue. Please know this: all of the criticisms I am about to share about this game are almost entirely wiped away by virtue of the perfect finale. But anyone who gets invested in the story? Hoo boy, you are in for a treat. The main draw here is the emotional plot, and anyone who prefers their games to be more, well, gameplay-focused, will come away disappointed. It is both a serious and silly game, and the juxtaposition will not be lost on most players. This is a game that deals with death but also has a character named Hot Diggity Dog. In fact, it may lead you, as it did me, to jump to conclusions that never come to fruition.

But it is important to stress the severity of the content warning and that knowing the game deals with suicide and depression doesn’t actually take anything away. Ultimately, Omori is one of those games where the less you know about the plot, the better. Sure, plenty of similarities exist, and I do think that fans of Undertale will enjoy Omori, but man is Omori in its own category here, for better or worse. But that does this game an incredible disservice.

While at a glance, it may be easy to write this off as something chasing the popularity of Undertale. Having been Kickstarted in 2014, Omori seems to have gone under many people’s radar, myself included. This is a parody of OMOCAT's 'OMORI' which you can play here. Official Doomori art is available here in a zip file for use in YouTube thumbnails and memes etc.Content Warning: This game, and thus the review, contains depictions and descriptions of depression, anxiety, and suicide. You can download the full game below, or play the demo in browser! (The demo only features the first two levels due to file size limitations ): ) both are 100% free! (That's a great price) Featuring a full OST, beautiful art, and fast-paced, Doom inspired gameplay, Doomori Eternal is a funny and challenging experience.

If you'd like to help support the cause you can donate by clicking the image below! Prepare to rip, tear and slaughter everyone in your way through the sequel to the critically acclaimed Doomori. This game is dedicated to supporting charity, 100% of money made by this game is directly donated to the Trevor Project , the worlds largest crisis intervention and prevention charity for LGBTQ+ youth.

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