>>718560735
>>718562710
It's not woke in the least, surprisingly.
No troons, no criticism of capitalism, no anti-white or praise of diversity, not even any gays save for a pair of NPCs that serve as a cameo.
And I wouldn't call it edgy either, though someone else might. It's very much a psychological horror game, strongly inspired by Yume Nikki and of course Earthbound, which gets a bit spooky at the end.

>>717440960
>what omori is about
Split between two modes, Headspace where you play as Omori, traveling around a world of imagination trying to find your lost friend, and the Real World where you play as Sunny.
As Sunny you've got 3 days before you move away, and your old friend Kel is banging on the door trying to get you to come out to hang out one last time before you leave.
You gradually learn that no one has seen you in 4 years, ever since your older sister committed suicide, and no one knows why twist is that you accidentally pushed her down the stairs and your closest friend Basil decided that making it look like she hung herself would keep you from being taken away.
You explore the town and find what happened to your friends after everyone split up, and why they even split up even though you were all closer than family.
After discovering and confronting the truth, Sunny has kind of a mental break and confronts Omori, who is his mind's way of protecting him from the truth.

Dismissing it as another quirky Earthbound clone about depression doesn't do it justice, it's a really well crafted game.

>>533475627
Mari?