Omikron: The Nomad Soul

Controls are terrible. Melee fighting is plain stupid, I don't get how you can botch it so hard after Mortal Combat example. Shootouts are full of cheap shots and strafe is close to useless. Story is great so far (still playing). Puzzles are intuitive.

What happens when you mix the total insanity of David Bowie with the total insanity of David Cage? I have no idea. I still don't know exactly what this is but I still love it. The only thing I have any semblance of sureness about is that I'm pretty sure that David Bowie is actually God.

This game really feels like it combines several games styles in it and it just creates that 80s sci fi world which is so fun to be in.

I would recommend watching a let's play or listening to the soundtrack rather than play the game itself. It can only be described as a cryptic point and clicker pretending to be an Immersive Sim. I am glad that I went through it at least once, but outside of curiosity, I would not recommend it. Within the Cageverse scale, It is definitely one of the worst from how unstable and cryptic it has been throughout my whole playthrough. In terms of David bowie/The cure content, They both produced the soundtrack with a mix of instrumental and vocal tracks. Reeves appears as a guitarist in a fictional band with David Bowie as the singer. David also plays another character with three moments of dialogue. If anyone does want to try the game out, I will only say good luck.

This game is really great, it's the meeting of several type of game, to help the realism of an open world game in 1999. The music by David Bowie is amazing, I'm a big fan of Bowie, so it's crazy to discover song like that. I think it's my favorite David Cage game, because the universe is one the best ever created in a game