Omnibion War

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Omnibion War is a single player shooter game with a science fiction theme. It was developed by Crazy Bullet and was released on February 6, 2020. It received negative reviews from players.

Transform your high-tech space jet into a flying mech at the touch of a button as you blast your way through the galaxy in this frantic 3D shoot ‘em up. Take down thousands of Hellhounds one by one and prevent them from acquiring Omnibion, a dangerous ancient weapon.

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14%

Audience ScoreBased on 14 reviews

music3 negative mentions

The game features bright and colorful graphics, with well-designed ships and a world setting reminiscent of Robotech/Macross.
The sound design is good, with meaty shooting and explosive sounds that enhance the gameplay experience.
Some players find the game enjoyable, appreciating the challenge it presents and the need for quick thinking and evasive maneuvers.

The controls are frustratingly finicky, making precision movements nearly impossible, especially in critical stages with limited checkpoints.
The game suffers from poor design choices, including a confusing mech transformation system that leaves players vulnerable and lacks essential features like a radar or lock-on targeting.
Many players feel the game is unbalanced, with early missions being overly difficult and lacking a health bar, making it inaccessible for casual players.

music
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game features a repetitive electric guitar solo that many players find generic and out of place, with some noting that it seems to be the same track across all stages. While the thematic design of the music fits the game, it lacks memorability and fails to leave a lasting impression.
- “The music design is thematic and fits well, though not exceptionally memorable.”
- “Music consists of some generic electric guitar solo that I would dare to say is the same track in all of the stages.”
- “And my god, the terrible soundtrack feels so out of place.”
- “Music design is thematic and fits well, though not exceptionally memorable.”
story
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story is present but fails to engage players, being described as boring and uninspired. Additionally, the game's difficulty spikes in the first mission, which is intended to serve as a tutorial, detracting from the overall experience.
- “The story is there, but it's as boring as the rest of the game.”
graphics
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics in Omnibion War are described as bright and colorful, with well-designed ships and a world setting that evokes nostalgia for Robotech/Macross. While the overall graphical quality may not stand out significantly, the artistic style is considered decent and appealing to fans of the genre.
- “Style-wise, Omnibion War is decent. The graphics are bright and colorful, ships are fairly well designed, and the world setting with its transforming mecha is very reminiscent of Robotech/Macross, which is what initially attracted me to the game.”
- “Nothing worth mentioning in the graphics part.”
- “Style-wise, Omnibion War is decent. The graphics are bright and colorful, but overall, they lack depth and detail.”
- “The graphics feel outdated and do not meet the expectations set by modern games.”