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OMORI

OMOCAT, LLC

Quick read

OMORI is a psychological RPG whose battle commands sit on top of a story you cannot unsee. The map is a head you keep walking, then a house you already knew.

What kind of game is it?

Turn-based party RPG with horror framing and a suburban second life. You fight with emotion commands, then you put the party away and walk a hallway that remembers. This is a campaign you finish, and the save is a flag rather than a discarded run.

Who is it for?

For players who chase a fight told in emotions, and a town that is not what it seems.

How it plays

Loop: Exploring a map
Sessions: Long sessions
Progression: Campaign
Players: Single-player
Structure: Linear
Tone: Dark · Challenging

Game DNA

What playing it feels like, out of 100. Our reading, separate from Steam reviews.

Progression80
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Story58
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Social18
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Key Steam facts

Steam store figures, checked 17 Aug 2026.

Release

released

2020-12-25

Review score

97.1%

Checked 17 Aug 2026.

Steam positive percent.

Review count

88,148

Checked 17 Aug 2026.

Store price

€16.79

Checked 17 Aug 2026.

Languages

Demo

Early Access

Players

Single-player

How many people play OMORI?

Estimates from public Steam data, not figures from the studio. Ranges, not exact numbers.

Estimated copies

2.2M – 4.8M

Steam reviews × 25 to 55. For a free game: players, not sales.

All-time peak players

3,107

Most people playing at the same moment, per SteamCharts.

Average players, Aug 2026

463

Peak that month: 707.

Median playtime

28.4 h

Half of 300 recent reviewers played 18.6–44.1 h. 2% under 2 h.

Players over time

Sept 2023Aug 2026

Where the players are

Languages of the last 300 Steam reviews. A proxy for regions, not a country split.

English57%
Russian17%
Portuguese (Brazil)7%
Spanish (Spain)4%
Korean3%
Simplified Chinese3%

Steam data checked 4 Oct 2026

What makes it different?

The save is a story flag.

Core mechanics

Narrative choice

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Genre / subgenre

Steam genre: horror.

Related rankings

Sources

Store price checked 17 Aug 2026.

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