Posted on: May 15, 2018
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Jeux: Avis: 5
Gorgeous, with a few minor flaws
Omensight looks a lot like Majora's Mask by way of Okami, which is to say that it capable of being incredibly pretty. The music is also fantastic, and the writing manages to strike a delicate balance between darkness and levity. Even the few companions who initially come across as annoying are well written enough to quickly grow on you. The emphasis on time travel means that you'll be doing a lot of the same things during the game's few (mostly linear) levels, but altered companion dialogue and new abilities spice these revisits up a bit. There are some rough edges regardless, though, such as some floatiness that can conspire with the camera angles to make certain combat and platforming sections a pain, as well a part where you instantly die if any one member of a mob of enemies reaches a detonator. These are things you quickly learn to adapt to, but they can be annoying in the moment. Still, Omensight is a gem. Exploring the reactions and interactions of a small cast of characters on opposite sides of a bloody conflict is endlessly amusing, and carving through a group of enemies with your handful of superpowers never gets old.
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