zuzhi Free zone

(SPOILER) - Kinda The game is amazing. Though gameplay tends to feel long and repetitive which is the only complaint about this game. It still tells a great story. Personally, this game made me depressed for quite some time. When I finished the game I was quite sad and confused, because it was long and sometimes I skip some dialogue. I went on YouTube to see the full summary, it made me even more depressed. In the story, Omori (Or Sunny) Had great caring friends, and just to see one mistake ruin his life is heartbreaking. I can relate some things to Sunny. I sometimes make force myself to forget the past, but the thing I can't relate to him is his friends. I wish I had friends like him, Nice, caring, and supportive, but my friends are complete the opposite. Just seeing Sunny make his friend group separate made me want to cry. Honestly great game and I think Everyone should try a game that's dark and sad once in their life. NOT PART OF THE REVIEW The Impact It had on me- (Just me ranting about my life) Just like I said At the beginning of the review. It made me quite depressed. I'm happy that I found this game. I have friends that total dochebags. They make fun of other people and use other friends as a laughing stock. Luckily they respect me. I'm a quiet person, I live in a small town, and I can't find any good friends in this town. So I mostly spend my time playing video games or watching youtube as an escape. I started to get sick and tired of being quiet, so I started adapting to the way of my friends, but I didn't feel like I accomplished anything. A couple of weeks later I found a game on youtube called Omori. I thought the art was cool so I tested the game out. This game changed my Life after finishing it. I reverted to my old ways, and it made me not sleep for days. His friends are everything I ever wanted, but then it all disappeared because of a mistake Sunny made. It was heartbreaking. After getting over the depression I felt more mature. I started to hate the people in my school, and it made me want to have some peace to be alone for once. A year later I forgot about this game. I found myself back here because of r/place, and when I saw the words, Omori. it made me smile. Omori isn't the main cause that changed my life. It was the journey of being alone and finding great things on the internet that teaches me. The internet isn't just for entertainment. I just want to thank the people who made this game. They made me want to create stories like Omori. They made me find a great purpose in my life. I wouldn't say that now I'm living a great life and I'm living in a mansion, but it taught me a moral lesson. Thank you for reading this...