When did omori come out series#

Those who have never heard of this genre could be forgiven for thinking that an RPG Maker Horror game (RPGMH, from now on) is just that: a horror game, made with the “RPG Maker” game engine. Is there anything that wouldn’t exist, that would be so different to fundamentally not be the same, if it wasn’t for RPG Maker Horror games? Or have they simply disappeared into obscurity? Did they simply not have enough staying power to influence new developers? More importantly, what even are those “RPG Maker Horror games”? Naming Names: Defining RPG Maker Horror Horror fads such as this come and go, that much is to be expected now, but they often leave some form of legacy behind: without Amnesia there would be no Soma without Pony Island there couldn’t be Inscryption. Still, there is no doubt that the genre isn’t as popular as it used to be, and that even this short resurgence has already begun losing steam.

When did omori come out series#

RPG Maker Horror Games are kind of having a moment these days, in a way they haven’t since a decade ago: the Hello Charlotte series just came to an end, news of the Ib remake is being broken by mainstream outlets, and while the remasters of Mad Fatherand The Witch’s House flew under the radar, they were otherwise well received.