(Ignore my playtime and achievements, I 100%'d the game on a different platform and don't feel like doing it again.)

Omori cured my depression and changed my entire world-view for the better (I'm not joking). It manages to somehow be equal parts deeply disturbing, and profoundly beautiful, this game has made be feel a range of emotions I didn't even know I was capable of feeling and it revealed a lot to me about what I actually care about in life. And on top of that, it's a masterfully pieced together experience with interesting turn-based combat, a soundtrack the manages have almost all bangers and not a single bad song, with a fantastic fusion of hand-drawn, digital, and pixel-art, and some of the funniest writing I've ever heard in a game, it's safe to say that this is objectively one of the best games ever made.

That being said, you're probably not going to like this game if you're easily bored and don't care for story, and as I said earlier, this game is deeply disturbing at times, this is the only game story in general to make me actually scared of my perception of reality (If you know you know). It probably won't freak you out as much as it did me, but it's important to understand that this story can deeply affect different people in uncertain ways mentally. But in equal parts this story is absolutely beautiful and profound, and genuinely taught me how to enjoy life again.

Would extremely recommend, to anyone, period. Worth every penny and then some. 10/10.

Evolution and change is no excuse to remove already paid-for content, Bungie continues to ignore the community and sell content that either will be, or already has been deleted. What Bungie is doing should absolutely be illegal and they're effectively biting the hand that feeds them, and Bungie is going to starve if they don't fix their game very quickly. Please don't support this kind of behavior from a company that should really know better by now.