Omikron: The Nomad Soul © Quantic Dreams S.A.
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Posted on: February 3, 2020
BFD1998
Jeux: 167 Avis: 4
go watch Two best friends play's LP
Make up your own mind. Interesting setting and everything, but it really goes up its own rear pretty fast. You end up losing track of what it is you're doing.
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Posted on: June 2, 2022
wilkan
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 510 Avis: 158
Hangs and Jank, Jack of All Failures
NOT RECOMMENDED. If you want a game that is easy and fun, skip Omicron. The theme is good, the implementation across the board REALLY BAD. The controls are some of the worst I have ever experienced, calling them stiff would be a major praise. The game randomly hangs, showing how the modern systems version is held together with flimsy hacks. But most importantly, the game is actually an adventure game, where your progress can be halted at any point by the vaguest hint not making any sense or not finding the secret compartment inside a secret compartment. This one is a puzzle game of the most arduous variety. And yes, there are recurring places like Jaunpur that are mazes. This game has all the worst crap a 1990s ultra-masochistic player would ever want. They found a way to F up the action button mechanic from Doom (1993) by making the activation range pixel specific and with a range close to zero. The other sections, fighting (w/ super non-responsive controls) and shooting (you bullets go through enemies while enemies never miss and hit you through walls). Despite being an interactive video game, most of the content is communicated through text. It is pretty clear the source material is a book. The devs did not quite understand that you cannot adapt a book into a game by cramming text into it. Oh and do not expect the game to tell you what to do next and how to do basic things like healing. It is as if it on one hand tries to not break the fourth wall by telling players to heal up by buying medikits from a drug store. On the other hand, it tells you that your character is a soul of video game player (subtle, eh). As a result, you have a very cryptic game that refuses to tell you clearly how it works and what you should do. E.g. that you should reincarnate often as every new body has new unique items and apartment keys to add into player's inventory. Or Sneak as the game tries to call it in-game (in the TAB menu it is called 'inventory', how pointless). Skip it.
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Posted on: December 9, 2020
Kurtsuckert
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 136 Avis: 3
David Cage misère.
Pour quelle raison Quantic Dream n'a développé que des jeux sans gameplay depuis 2005 ? Parce que Omikron. Ce traumatisme originel les aura échaudés sans doute. The Nomad Soul est en effet un jeu qui revêt d'indéniables qualités : une liberté relative, un univers plaisant et vaste, David Bowie ... Mais sa jouabilité est odieuse. Quelle idée de proposer des phases de gameplay différentes ! Non seulement elles gâchent la continuité du jeu, mais surtout elles sont ratées : les phases de tir, convenables, sont malgré tout très lentes et lourdes ; le combat à main nue est, quant à lui, une horreur : attendez-vous à un Virtua Fighter Wish. C'est approximatif, peu confortable sur un clavier, et les ennemis parent l'entièreté de vos coups. Malheureusement, cet écueil rend le jeu particulièrement éprouvant et fait regretter qu'il ne soit pas composé uniquement des phases d'exploration et de dialogues (CQFD), qui, au demeurant restent assez tartes, ne vous attendez pas à des prouesses scénaristiques.
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Posted on: April 23, 2019
kinT666
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 494 Avis: 2
Go directly to "Fahrenheit"!
After playing "Heavy Rain" and "Beyond: Two Souls", I also checked out "Fahrenheit" because I really liked the style of the other two games from quantic dream and I was kinda disappointed from some parts of the story but mostly because the game had many flaws in camera coordination, its controls and so on... but after playing "Detroit: Become Human", I thought: Well, let's get "Omikron: The Nomad Soul" because you love quantic dream's games so much... Don't do it. The game itself starts promising with an interesting story, a very nice world which really immerses you into it if you let it, but it gets completely destroyed by its controls. Walking? Sucks! (You're not able to use your mouse or a controller) Fighting? SUUUUCKS (doesn't matter whether you're shooting or doing one of the ridiculous beat-em-up-sequences, they both equally suck, mostly because of the controls but also because they're simply very badly designed). The menu coordination sucks as well. I am a little sad because I really wanted to play this game but after saving the game (and about one to 1,5 hours of progress since the save system sucks as well and you go loooong times without saving), going to a boss fight, losing (and wanting to restart the fight by reloading), finding out that my save wasn't saved and I just lost 1,5 hours of (bad!) gameplay, I decided to kick it from my HDD. I love GOG for bringing back old gems, but this one needs a remake from quantic dream to become good, I think with up-to-date-graphics and controls, this game would be awesome!
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Posted on: March 15, 2013
W0lfenstrike
Jeux: 202 Avis: 11
Emotions!
I can't hold these polygons!
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