Omori: How To Get The Best Ending

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OMORI is an RPG with tons of options for the player to choose from, including options that seem deceptively simple. One choice can lead to several routes, including options that might impact the ending the player achieves by the end of the game. What’s more is that endings can be achieved in a multitude of ways: from early game decisions to decisions only made after defeating the final boss.

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With so many decisions to make and with players perhaps not even realizing that their choices have so much impact, it can be difficult to figure out what to do to get a specific ending or to discover all the secrets that the game has to offer. Though there are many endings players can achieve in OMORI depending on their choices and the route they follow, many players want to know specifically what the ‘best’ ending is.

With that in mind, follow the tips in this article to achieve the Good Ending via the Sunny Route, as well as the hidden Secret Ending! (Though this article will contain spoilers, the specifics of each route will not be spoiled).

The Good Ending, also known as the True Ending within the game data of OMORI, can only be accessed via the Sunny Route of the game. The Sunny Route is easy enough to get onto – simply choose to open the door each day for Kel when he knocks. This allows access to Faraway Town and is generally acknowledged as the standard route, so it shouldn't be too hard to access!

Once on the Sunny Route, many of the game’s endings become accessible to the player. The route will also culminate in the player fighting Basil while inside Basil’s house. The player will fall unconscious, and must then fight Omori while in the White Space. This fight against Omori is