Content Warnings
  • Bruises and body horror
  • Surreal depictions of eyes
  • Glitching, flashing, and noise
  • Depictions of mental illness
  • Depiction / implied abuse/trauma (emotional, physical)
  • Religious context / subtext
  • Murder, death, corpses (depictions vary)
  • Allusions to / implied suicide

Story

Ommatophilia is a surreal horror game in development about angels. You play as the Angel Cakes, a girl trying her very best to be happy with her friends despite her circumstances.

Explore the world of Ithal with your companions as you prepare to say farewell to Blue, an angel who will soon undertake Departure. Talk to several angels, solve puzzles, and meet those who do not have faces.

Come to Ithal dear player! Embrace the eyes. Learn to say goodbye!

Features

  • VHS movies
  • Original art and characters
  • A variety of puzzles
  • Secret items
  • Visual Novel elements
  • Text heavy storytelling
  • Light combat

Development

This demo covers day one of Ommatophilia. It is about 40-60 minutes of gameplay.  I'm hoping to release it in 2024, but no promises.

This game is free though donations towards ko-fi.com/ophanimkei  is much appreciated.

Updated 20 days ago
StatusIn development
PlatformsWindows, Linux, HTML5
Rating
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
(5 total ratings)
Authorophanimkei
Made withRPG Maker
Tagsangels, pastel, Pixel Art, RPG Maker, RPG Maker MV, Singleplayer
Average sessionAbout an hour
LanguagesEnglish
InputsKeyboard

Download

Download
OmmatophiliaWin-Ver02.2.2.zip 190 MB
Download
OmmatophiliaLinux-Ver02.2.2.zip 198 MB

Development log

Comments

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seriously this game is one of the best I've played recently:>
Can't wait for full version!!!

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oh dear! thank you so much! this really means the world to me. i hope the full version lives up to your expectations!!

this has a really neat vibe. i can't say i understood it but i'm interested to see where it goes! the purchasable items seem superfluous- they're all healing items or equipment, and the single fight is more of a story event. seems like the kind of game that doesn't need a combat system to me, but maybe it'll be more involved in the full game?

thank you so much for playing! and yes, the combat is intended to be very light and was a bit experimental for me. i'd like to make it a bit more refined in the full game. the store items i'd also like to add more purpose to in the final ver of the game as well! this gives me much to think about. thank you so much again!