The cute art is incredibly pleasing to the eye, though it has a limited color palette. The game’s overworld and characters are shown by pixel art. The game’s art direction fuses incredibly drawn pixel art with various hand-drawn arts. A lot of people have also noted that the game might also be inspired by another RPG Maker game called Yume Nikki. The game is incredibly inspired by the Mother video game series. The game’s 2020 trailer OST was composed by Pedro Silva and written by bansheebeat (Dylan Browne). These include the OST that’s provided by CLOVER & SEALIFE and SLIME GIRLS. Am I overthinking? Maybe, haha.The game is directed, illustrated, and written by OMOCAT and her team.

However, I'm really excited about the game's release and have heard really great reviews about it and so I want to play it right away, which, the only way to do that would be through PC. I felt like I'd enjoy the game on my Nintendo Switch more, since I can ensure that I'm putting my Switch to use and getting my money's worth out of it rather than just leaving it around to collect dust after getting bored with it, and probably have a more enjoyable experience playing the game through console. So I've been debating on whether or not if I should get it for PC or just wait until it releases on the Nintendo Switch eShop. OMOCAT is one of my favourite artists and I've been excited about OMORI for the past few years, and so I was very excited to see its release in December 2020, and I know that it's been confirmed to release on console (like the Nintendo Switch) later on. Hi! (BTW I've never posted on Reddit til now LOL)

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