I probably should have taken note of the first popular user-defined tag being "Psychological Horror" before installing.

I went in blind and booted this up thinking it was just a cute hand-drawn RPG. Instead I got a therapy session disguised as a video game. One minute you’re petting a cat named MEWO, the next you’re staring at a lightbulb wondering if you’ve made every mistake in your life up to this point. Combat is basically rock-paper-scissors with emotions, but the real boss fight is your mental health.

Before this game, I always thought of piano–violin duets as something out of Your Lie in April. Now, that's been replaced by Final Duet.

Play at your own risk, because in OMORI, it’s never “just something.”