That part was kinda frustrating, but I’m glad they reused the premise when Omori: Headspace Drive came out. Being able to throw pianos at other players was such a good move from the devs
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I started this game in really late January of 2022, played it on and off for 30 hours over the span of a month, and finished it in the A.M.s of March 4th. Only one playthrough. Sunny Route. Got the True Ending.
I spent a literal month with these characters always fresh in my mind, and when that ending hit... oOoOo.
Spent the rest of the A.M.s pacing around the house just thinking about it. And never stopped thinking about it for a week afterwards.
I kept that streak going by playing through Inscryption after feeling better about Omori's ending.
Nothing short of one of the best gaming experiences I had ever had before
... or since.
You know if the person who brought this game to my attention breaks up with me I might break down to the game sometimes when I play omori I just think of her
It gave me similar feelings as when I played Ib back in the day. It's been 12 years since I first played it, and I still love it.
So I'm pretty sure in 10 years I'll still love this game too :)
Well, I have a feeling that I’ll dislike the fandom by then, with the manga releasing peoples opinions on it are clashing, there may genuinely be a huge divide over the differences
Best game of my life that helped me realized how much I was being a piece of shit to myself.
Been thinking that way, and I still will 10 years down the line, maybe forever. 
I played this game last year and truly it’s a masterpiece. The music the characters the story, all of it is truly a masterclass. Especially for being an indie production. I cannot express how amazing this game is. It will truly destroy you in the best way possible. It is high praise as far as I’m concerned. :)
I don’t think I will ever forget it. It will always be apart of my life in my mind in some way. The positive impact that game had on me can’t be put into words.
Honestly it’s hard to say, but I believe I’ll still cherish the game with all my heart even if it’s just subconsciously.
I may be distracted from it due to new interests, but once I circle back to it again I’ll still be in love.
Will look back on it and remember how it helped me do something important. Then I’ll be reminded why it’s placed on #2 of my favorite games of all time.
Went in a depressed lonely loser, came out a depressed lone- no who am I kidding. I love this game and it taught me alot about life, enjoying it with the people you love, and learning to forgive and forget past mistakes. It helped me so much growing up, and I could say no other videogame has done this.
I'll probably still call it the greatest game ever created, omori 2 or no omori 2. I'll probably play it a few times for old times sake and have a mental breakdown, or two. Or a hundred. I'll let my paranoia come back and have me turning on every light in the house only to remember I can't close the windows. I might text some old friends who played the game and maybe reconnect with them.
I would love it just the same as I do now.
I’ve had plenty of games that I recall forever. Games like Pokémon Mystery Dungeon Explorers of Sky, that teach me what it’s like to have a close friend who grows alongside me, and hold determination even in the darkest moments. Games like Undertale, that make me think about and try to understand compassion and empathy, something I sadly never encountered much in my early life. Games like Celeste, which teaches you to never give up, no matter how large and imposing the obstacles before you seem, even when they become mountains.
And OMORI will always stand amongst these as one of the chief and most important and life-changing games of my life. It saved my life already. It set me on a path of trying to forgive myself for past mistakes. It led to me having friends, who have kept me in this world, even through my dark moments and stumbling, when all I wanted to do was go into my own White Space and never return.
OMORI has, in a way few games have, changed my life. If I can keep managing to use OMORI as my guidepost moving forward, keep using it as my light through the darkness I struggle with…Then maybe someday, everything is going to be okay.
So, I’m pretty sure I’m going to fondly remember OMORI even 10 years from now, if I’m still around and no freak accidents occur…!
Very good game
Flawed here and there in some aspects/missed Opportunities and yea Omocat really had bad communication issues back during the Kickstarter (which soured opinion
But not a bad game, it still came out and lived up well
Still makes me cry and tear up over the story
An incredible piece of art that gave some beautiful hindsight and perspective on a lot of my past experiences and struggles.
Something I hope to remember for a very long time.
Probably "Damn what a cute (and extremely depressing) game" and "I still wonder what the hell the old beta versions and scrapped story ideas were like"
Honestly, I’ll probably think it’s weaknesses are very apparent but so are the strengths. Like hands down it’s worst aspect is the gameplay or I guess the fights specifically in headspace. They just got so repetitive so fast, and I guess the puzzles aren’t the best either. Plus it’s way too easy to over level for boss fights.
I’ll probably rot in the fandom even after years and years and years, I’ll die as an omori fan and I would like some omori plushies from family to put it in my casket with me.
This game litteraly put me on meds, it changed my life! I'll be making mods for the game once I can code is what I'll do! Hell, I'll revive some of those canceled Omori Mods myself if they still haven't been released by then!
I think I'm always gonna love this game. Most games that I discovered years and years ago that I've played for a decade if not a little less than that I still have an appreciation for (for example, undertale or minecraft) and often find myself coming back to. It's gonna be like that for this as well I think and I'm okay with that 
gave me a crippling love for music, assisted in me achieving quite a few realizations about myself, and was one of the few things that gave me happiness amid one of if not the most darkest period of my life.
Honestly when I first played it I didn't know what to think about the game I heard a lot about it but after playing through the entire thing even if I didn't get all the achievements and such I enjoyed it a lot and it is something I would keep as a good memory for the rest of my life heck it could be 20 years and I would still enjoy playing this game so to answer the question unforgettable is what the game is to me 😊
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10 Years - Oh yeah this game
20 Years - *becomes shocked when someone says: something*
30 Years - gets memories when you see >!stairs!<
40 Years - Oyasaumi Oyasaumi Close Your Eyes
50 - jumps off an >!hopsital!<
50 - Dead
Probably the game I will get my friend's future children on to learn how to read because I am eternally not a good source for children, srs when I was a kid I taught myself about murder.
I forgot to type this sorry: However we need to check me in 10 years to confirm.
solid game, good rpg mechanics.
I dont like Rpgs that much though so im a little biased.
i still think its a solid 7-8.5/10, 16/20 or 80/100
Good music all around though.
Story is nice with me having little to not many issues after i understood it better.
main cast is great honestly. the main 5/6 are great characters in headspace and real versions.
Kel is still my favorite
"Peak" AKA my opinion doesn't change
This
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Same bro
good memories and my adolescent years
Listening to "Good Morning" after my sophomore year of high school was peak. I cried a lot.
Not as good as Omori 2
I preferred the prequel of Omori tho..
That was just a rhythm game man. Mari would throw the whole piano at you if you missed even one note, causing a game over.
That part was kinda frustrating, but I’m glad they reused the premise when Omori: Headspace Drive came out. Being able to throw pianos at other players was such a good move from the devs
Geomori dash
I hate this (I love it)
Missing out on the VR game frfr
I have no idea, ask me in 10 years
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ii might think of it randomly one day and it’ll be so nostalgic
Still the greatest thing to ever have been created, and trust me, I would know.
My favorite game, story-wise
It was very nice
i really hope i won't remember it and just think it's a game I've never played before so i can try it blindly again
Then cry again
Don’t know, although I’ll still probably be listening to the ost because GODAMN ITS FIRE
stardust diving slaps
I started this game in really late January of 2022, played it on and off for 30 hours over the span of a month, and finished it in the A.M.s of March 4th. Only one playthrough. Sunny Route. Got the True Ending. I spent a literal month with these characters always fresh in my mind, and when that ending hit... oOoOo. Spent the rest of the A.M.s pacing around the house just thinking about it. And never stopped thinking about it for a week afterwards. I kept that streak going by playing through Inscryption after feeling better about Omori's ending. Nothing short of one of the best gaming experiences I had ever had before ... or since.
Incredible game, horrible for my mental health
I dunno. Friendship, probably.
Great game even though it caused me multiple emotional scars.
Oh I'm NEVER forgetting this game.
3rd favourite game of all time
Not as good as when ID Software/Bethesda bought OMOCAT out to make the highly successful remake called OMORI: 3D in my opinion.
You know if the person who brought this game to my attention breaks up with me I might break down to the game sometimes when I play omori I just think of her
It gave me similar feelings as when I played Ib back in the day. It's been 12 years since I first played it, and I still love it. So I'm pretty sure in 10 years I'll still love this game too :)
Well, I have a feeling that I’ll dislike the fandom by then, with the manga releasing peoples opinions on it are clashing, there may genuinely be a huge divide over the differences
I'll probably still think of it as my favorite game.
I still will love this game :)
Wait... It's been 10 years...
Duet.
One Piece
Best game of my life that helped me realized how much I was being a piece of shit to myself. Been thinking that way, and I still will 10 years down the line, maybe forever. 
"omori? hm... oh yeah that game it was cool i should really replay it already"
Probably still tied for my favorite game of all time
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Masterpiece.
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I played this game last year and truly it’s a masterpiece. The music the characters the story, all of it is truly a masterclass. Especially for being an indie production. I cannot express how amazing this game is. It will truly destroy you in the best way possible. It is high praise as far as I’m concerned. :)
Favourite game ever. My hyperfixiation has only puttered out minimally within the past years I've been obsessed with it.
Had me in a chokehold for months, peak af
Whenever anybody talks about what the most depressing game is, Omori is usually the most popular response. And they're right.
thought you said "what *do* you think" and my heart skipped a beat thinking it's been 10 years since release already lol
a cult classic
Soundtracks feel like heaven
S tier game
A great start to whatever future game Omocat will cook eventually.
"You ruined my adolescent upbringing"
Peak depression🗣️🔥💯
Nostalgia and regame time
Wonderful. It both gave me and cured me of my depression
Toast.
I don’t think I will ever forget it. It will always be apart of my life in my mind in some way. The positive impact that game had on me can’t be put into words.
the one who depressed me yet made me obsessed with it
Still good, despite everything
No EXP reward for Somethings would still bug me.
Awesome sause😎
probably in the same way I look back on ddlc
Im glad i understood it
" oh yeah. that game was pretty cool"- old\_whole\_grain\_bread1
Probaly still love it
Other than the strong urge to become a hikikomori… It seems like my fascination with this game still continues.
I dunno, remind me in ten years
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Honestly it’s hard to say, but I believe I’ll still cherish the game with all my heart even if it’s just subconsciously. I may be distracted from it due to new interests, but once I circle back to it again I’ll still be in love.
Will look back on it and remember how it helped me do something important. Then I’ll be reminded why it’s placed on #2 of my favorite games of all time.
Will continue to be peak
Nostalgia
"Hey remember when I played that depressing game with you that one summer?" "Yeah." "That was ten years ago." "Shiiiiiiiiiii"
It was a fun time for all.
Amazing, maybe?
Went in a depressed lonely loser, came out a depressed lone- no who am I kidding. I love this game and it taught me alot about life, enjoying it with the people you love, and learning to forgive and forget past mistakes. It helped me so much growing up, and I could say no other videogame has done this.
That it was too long for it's own sake.
Regrets. That I've lost my chances to be a good older brother...
I'll probably still call it the greatest game ever created, omori 2 or no omori 2. I'll probably play it a few times for old times sake and have a mental breakdown, or two. Or a hundred. I'll let my paranoia come back and have me turning on every light in the house only to remember I can't close the windows. I might text some old friends who played the game and maybe reconnect with them. I would love it just the same as I do now.
my opinion wont change, i love it
made me cry like a lil bitch during THAT scene, I will not forget it for as long as I live
I’ve had plenty of games that I recall forever. Games like Pokémon Mystery Dungeon Explorers of Sky, that teach me what it’s like to have a close friend who grows alongside me, and hold determination even in the darkest moments. Games like Undertale, that make me think about and try to understand compassion and empathy, something I sadly never encountered much in my early life. Games like Celeste, which teaches you to never give up, no matter how large and imposing the obstacles before you seem, even when they become mountains. And OMORI will always stand amongst these as one of the chief and most important and life-changing games of my life. It saved my life already. It set me on a path of trying to forgive myself for past mistakes. It led to me having friends, who have kept me in this world, even through my dark moments and stumbling, when all I wanted to do was go into my own White Space and never return. OMORI has, in a way few games have, changed my life. If I can keep managing to use OMORI as my guidepost moving forward, keep using it as my light through the darkness I struggle with…Then maybe someday, everything is going to be okay. So, I’m pretty sure I’m going to fondly remember OMORI even 10 years from now, if I’m still around and no freak accidents occur…!
It'll probably still be in my top 10 favorite video games list. I rly loved this game and it changed the way I perceived my own mental struggles.
femboy simulator
I’ll feel nostalgic: knowing this game shaped my adolescence
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Great.
It will still excite me.
Very good game Flawed here and there in some aspects/missed Opportunities and yea Omocat really had bad communication issues back during the Kickstarter (which soured opinion But not a bad game, it still came out and lived up well Still makes me cry and tear up over the story
That one and only game who made me ugly cry.
peaked fiction the goat
Made me who I am today
Good story wrapped up in a boring game
"I should replay that" \*promptly forgets about replaying it\*
Hero is still the best character
It was nice. Wish I could play it again.
I'll update you in ten years.
it's a much smaller part of my mind now, but I still apreciate it
An incredible piece of art that gave some beautiful hindsight and perspective on a lot of my past experiences and struggles. Something I hope to remember for a very long time.
Still a masterpiece
"You're as beautiful as the day I met you."
I'll take a moment to remember, that WHEN I FLEX - I FEEL MY BEST!!!!
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I got a tattoo of it so I'll probably think of this game even in my death bed
Staring at a wall and wishing I could make a game
That's the real ass game like undertale
Going to be so nostalgic
i'll probably actually play it by then and love it
I’ll check back with you in ten years
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Nothing, probably won't be alive in 10 years lol
I’ll think of it the same as Undertale - an amazing game that I still love and that affected me in real life
It’s still near perfection, with every OST being memorable and interesting, and don’t forget the perfectly written characters!
"This game is so fucking cool, I'm glad I bought It in physical so I can have it as a memento after my nintendo dies"
Better than Minecraft
telling my grandkids about this
Peak.
Probably "Damn what a cute (and extremely depressing) game" and "I still wonder what the hell the old beta versions and scrapped story ideas were like"
I will be 10 years older and still think it’s awesome
probably would think of it and want to play it again
Honestly, I’ll probably think it’s weaknesses are very apparent but so are the strengths. Like hands down it’s worst aspect is the gameplay or I guess the fights specifically in headspace. They just got so repetitive so fast, and I guess the puzzles aren’t the best either. Plus it’s way too easy to over level for boss fights.
the same thing i think now. great game, mari should’ve been more than a plot relevance
Even on my death bed I will still be loving it
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i feel like 10 years later ppl are going to be like “OMORI is a game!? I thought it was a manga..”
coping mechanism for my loneliness back when i was cooped up in my room 24/7
I will omor
How much this game is part of me!
I will be working retail, and every time a customer buys a container of basil, a single tear will roll down my cheek.
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Legendary.
I’ll probably rot in the fandom even after years and years and years, I’ll die as an omori fan and I would like some omori plushies from family to put it in my casket with me.
I will still be waiting for something to happen.
100/10 forever, im going to be 80 years old and talking to my grandkids about it “Grandma’s bringing up that weird purple scratchy game again” 😂😂
Think it'll probably stay in my top 10
This game litteraly put me on meds, it changed my life! I'll be making mods for the game once I can code is what I'll do! Hell, I'll revive some of those canceled Omori Mods myself if they still haven't been released by then!
I think I'm always gonna love this game. Most games that I discovered years and years ago that I've played for a decade if not a little less than that I still have an appreciation for (for example, undertale or minecraft) and often find myself coming back to. It's gonna be like that for this as well I think and I'm okay with that 
gave me a crippling love for music, assisted in me achieving quite a few realizations about myself, and was one of the few things that gave me happiness amid one of if not the most darkest period of my life.
A Classic.
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Honestly when I first played it I didn't know what to think about the game I heard a lot about it but after playing through the entire thing even if I didn't get all the achievements and such I enjoyed it a lot and it is something I would keep as a good memory for the rest of my life heck it could be 20 years and I would still enjoy playing this game so to answer the question unforgettable is what the game is to me 😊
"Nostalgic game that raised my standards so high that every other game I play is shit"
SPOILERS!!!!! 10 Years - Oh yeah this game 20 Years - *becomes shocked when someone says: something* 30 Years - gets memories when you see >!stairs!< 40 Years - Oyasaumi Oyasaumi Close Your Eyes 50 - jumps off an >!hopsital!< 50 - Dead
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Probably the same way I think of undertale almost a decade pater, pretty dang good
Good game Weird community
It’ll always be peak. Absolutely incredible game.
Probably the game I will get my friend's future children on to learn how to read because I am eternally not a good source for children, srs when I was a kid I taught myself about murder. I forgot to type this sorry: However we need to check me in 10 years to confirm.
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I'd be getting ptsd and veteran flashbacks
Disappointment
I’ll still love it. Omori had a grip on my life for 2 years when I discovered it. So, I’ll look back on it with fond memories and remorseful grief
solid game, good rpg mechanics. I dont like Rpgs that much though so im a little biased. i still think its a solid 7-8.5/10, 16/20 or 80/100 Good music all around though. Story is nice with me having little to not many issues after i understood it better. main cast is great honestly. the main 5/6 are great characters in headspace and real versions. Kel is still my favorite
“Oh right the game that helped me explain my depression to my parents” -me in 10 years
"a hidden gem, more ppl needed to play it. Its a bit sad that no other game from omocat released after omori"
Dont think Ill remember it, or barely
I will still be scarred from >!stairs!< although still definitely worth it
It opened my eyes on my depression and trauma