Posted on: December 23, 2024

faroth2860

Gry: 260 Opinie: 2

Omikron - The Nomad Soul - AKA: The best

This game... I really mean.... THIS GAME... I let my mum buy it at the local game store and after I installed it I was immediately scared after the guy in the intro (Kay'l) said that there is no saving in the game. My mum had to bring the game back and I got another one instead. Later I found out, that you can actually save in the game and I tried again. It was on the SEGA DREAMCAST where I played the game for the second time. Then I also bought the PC version. Long story short: This game is incredible and every 2-3 years play through the game just to have my nostalgia and to have the fantastic fantasy and story put into this game. Quantic Games knows how to make a good story - and the soundtrack by David Bowie is one of the best Game Soundtracks you'll ever get. Give this game a chance... it will change your life. I rejected it in the beginning - but I got the chance to play it again... and again... and again...

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Posted on: March 14, 2013

angryblackguy

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Gry: 561 Opinie: 2

Ambitious Grand Adventure

Years before David Cage resigned his career to making virtual Simon Says, furniture dodging simulators, and "Press X to Jason!" he directed this little gem. Omikron is a mix of genres but it's largely an adventure game on a grand scale. You search for clues, discover your next destination, solve a puzzle or fight in an action sequence, and proceed through a unique story in a strange hybrid world of cyberpunk and magical fantasy. Omikron can be clunky and slow at times but there are few titles that can compare. It can be compared to Shenmue but it lacks the interactive diversions. It can also be compared to cult favorite Deadly Premonition but it lacks the endearingly campy writing. Omikron sits somewhere in the middle but it's a happy middle any adventure fan will love.

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Posted on: June 1, 2013

Karekristensson

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Gry: 711 Opinie: 42

A unique game for its time

Back when this game was released for Windows and the Dreamcast, it was quite the unique experience. I never had the chance to play the full version though, only the PC demo. But I absolutely loved the atmosphere of it and how vibrant the city of Omikron was. The game's soundtrack is really good too, especially the tracks made by David Bowie that add even more to the game's unique atmosphere. And it mixes in third person exploration with first person shooting, hand to hand combat and puzzle solving with grace too.

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Posted on: June 13, 2014

wanderwoman25

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Gry: 78 Opinie: 15

Two Words: David Bowie

The creepy David Bowie soundtrack (with equally odd singing avatar music video) alone makes this game worth it. The graphics are quite outdated now, but I have massive nostalgia for this game. It was the first truly immersive game I ever played. It's atmospheric, weird, and often frustrating. The story makes no sense. Still, I loved it, and will replay.

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Posted on: August 9, 2023

occeleron

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Gry: 79 Opinie: 1

Interesting premise, but needs work

I don't recall Omikron from when it was released. I found it on GoG and gave it a go because the premise seemed cool and the person behind it is responsible for the most excellent Fahrenheit and Heavy Rain. The game begins when an extra-dimensional planet needs a hero from Earth to travel via soul projection to the futuristic dystopian city-state of Omikron. There, in the body of police officer Kay'l 669, the player investigates strange murders. The player has the ability as the Nomad Soul to jump into the body of whomever touches him/her after death. Certain people have compatible souls with the nomad and can be hijacked (souljacked?) at will without having to perish first. Some transfers are required to continue forward. I enjoyed the game for the most part but would hesitate to recommend it to a general audience. The nomad soul ability is cool but I wish that it had been executed better. The world rarely reacts to the player differently based on their current body. For example, I jumped into the body of a female thief who was described as "wanted" - yet I was able to walk through the front door of the police station and search through offices without anyone caring. One particularly bonkers series of events requires players to commit suicide by drinking toxic waste in order to force a touch transfer. The game unfortunately has an overall beta vibe and feels incomplete. The ending just sorta happens after the final boss fight. The player exits into the city and is told that the revolution happened and the good guys won. Time to go home. That's like surviving the WW2 landing at D-Day, fighting a boss in a bunker, then finding out that you missed the rest of the war. Allies win, now go home. Pros: Kudos for trying. City has a varied layout, neat fast travel mechanic. David Bowie made the OST and also voices a NPC. Nostalgic early Direct X look. Mystic/Sci-fi mashup. Cons: Main hook needs work, beta feel, janky combat. No setup for a sequel.

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