Parents guide

One of the characters say he has a mole on a place, The character says: "She was teasing me for the mole on my..."

Some enemies have suggestive designs.

One female character wears a shirt significantly cropped, you can see her belly button.

The game doesn't contain a lot of gore or violent scenes, and the ones that are gory are pretty cartoony/pixelated. These scenes can become a bit more disturbing nearing the end of the game, but none are realistic.

In order to escape from White Space, Omori must stab himself in the stomach with a large knife. Happens multiple times throughout the game

A character is suddenly struck by a bolt of lightning, electrocuting and killing them instantly.

Multiple characters commit suicide throughout the course of the game.

A character's eye is gouged out using a gardening tool. The stabbing isn't shown but the character is later seen with an eyepatch.

The most bloody scene in the game occurs when a character has a rock thrown at his head, causing some blood, before another rock strikes him and causes him to fall. He is then hit in the back of the head with a baseball bat with nails stuck in it, caving in his head and spraying some pixelated blood.

Adding to all of the other entries, like one or two say, none of the blood is detailed, AT ALL. It's mainly pixels and some very cartoony type blood.

Two uses of "prick."

Very minimal uses of hell/damn.

There is an unimportant NPC that has a small chance of saying "I fucking love air conditioning." It is a bit difficult to determine why they said this, but this is really the only use of strong profanity.

One use of the f bomb in the game

There is one single use of the F bomb in the game. However, it is said by a completely inconspicuous NPC in an inconspicuous area and this single NPC has a 1 in 13 chance of saying it once and will never repeat it again in the same playthrough. This means the average player is EXTREMELY unlikely to come across it. It was likely put in the game just to get it the M rating it deserves for its dark themes rather than profanity.

In one section of the game, in a casino, there are wine glasses and cigarettes across the floor and tables. The wine glasses are filled with "fruit juice" and if interacted with, they say: "Fruit Juice. It's not for kids."

In sweethearts castle there is a mushroom that you can eat and it says it's suspicious. You eat it and get teleported to a small room with another mushroom this suggests you are hallucinating.

The game talks about very sensitive topics like suicide, depression, anxiety, death, and grief. A lot of these topics aren't displayed in a way to scare you, but rather to get an insight on how the characters are coping.

The game features many jumpscares (mostly involving SOMETHING/"Hellmari"). Most of these are avoidable by straying from certain areas or routes, but some are unavoidable and can be very frightening.