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OMNIMUS

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57%Game Brain Score
story, music
graphics, replayability
85% User Score Based on 13 reviews
Critic Score 72%Based on 1 reviews

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OMNIMUS is a single player action game. It was developed by Angry games and was released on September 25, 2019. It received mostly positive reviews from critics and positive reviews from players.

Omnimus. Welcome to the future! A visual novel about a daring experiment.

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85%
Audience ScoreBased on 13 reviews
story7 positive mentions
graphics3 negative mentions
  • The game features an interesting dystopian plot that explores themes of consciousness uploading and corporate control, reminiscent of popular sci-fi media.
  • The artwork and soundtrack are decent, contributing to an immersive experience, and the inclusion of psychological tests and mini-games adds variety to the gameplay.
  • Despite its short length, the game offers multiple endings and love routes, providing some replayability and engaging character interactions.
  • The characters are largely one-dimensional, lacking depth and development, which diminishes emotional investment in the story and romance elements.
  • The game presents an illusion of choice, with a linear narrative that often leads to predetermined outcomes, making player decisions feel inconsequential.
  • There are several technical issues, including typos and limited save slots, which can hinder the overall experience and exploration of different story paths.
  • story
    19 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game's story is set in a dystopian future dominated by corporations, exploring themes of power, rights, and psychological testing, which many players found engaging and well-crafted. While the narrative is praised for its depth and social commentary, some reviewers noted its linearity and limited player choice, suggesting that a more complex and branching storyline would enhance the experience. Overall, it offers a compelling, albeit short, sci-fi tale that resonates with fans of the genre.

    • “It tells the story of a future where companies rule and disabled subjects have no rights and are subjected to different psychological tests to try a virtual world simulation.”
    • “The game does a great job at sustaining the tension and feeling of uncertainty – also because there are no simple good guys and bad guys in the story, with all major actors having their own agendas, potentially conflicting with the protagonist's best interest.”
    • “In the end, the author does an amazing job with this story he's trying to tell, and manages in only a couple of hours, along with some interesting mechanics such as a Rorschach test and some 'memory' meta-games, to convey a message about the dangers and the possibilities that being virtually immortal could bring us.”
    • “Because of the premise of the story, I was a little disappointed that it wasn't a little more complex.”
    • “For the most part, it offers only an illusion of choice, with the story being quite linear and most major events happening regardless of the protagonist's actions.”
    • “It'd be nice to see the more subtle Telltale-style choices that have more unknown effects, rather than having the choices basically explain how they impact the story very obviously.”
  • music
    6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The music in the game is highly praised for its quality and originality, enhancing the overall immersive experience. Composed by the author, the soundtrack fits the futuristic theme and avoids the pitfalls of generic royalty-free music, with standout tracks including a unique Russian song for the ending credits. Overall, the music significantly contributes to the game's appeal and atmosphere.

    • “The soundtrack is also well done.”
    • “In the end though, this was a surprisingly cool experience and a really nice looking/sounding one at that – the visuals were really consistent, with UI and intermission screens well-stylized as a VR interface, while the music fitted the futuristic feel of the game.”
    • “The music is a really welcome addition, since if you're an avid visual novel reader, you might get taken out of your immersion if you notice stock or royalty-free music while you're reading; this will not be the case with Omnimus, because it features some tracks made by the author, and they're really neat. There's even a song in Russian for the ending credits roll.”
    • “The music is a really welcome addition, since if you're an avid VN reader, you might get taken out of your immersion if you notice stock or royalty-free music while you're reading; this will not be the case with Omnimus, because it features some tracks made by the author, and they're really neat. There's even a song in Russian for the ending credits roll.”
  • graphics
    3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The graphics are characterized by simple yet well-drawn anime art, complemented by a consistent and stylized user interface that enhances the overall experience. While the movement is minimal, the visuals and sound effects create a surprisingly immersive atmosphere, fitting well with the game's futuristic theme.

    • “Graphics are simple but nicely drawn anime with minimal movement and some decent sound effects - the main action is in the text.”
    • “In the end though, this was a surprisingly cool experience and a really nice looking/sounding one at that – the visuals were really consistent, with UI and intermission screens well-stylized as a VR interface, while the music fitted the futuristic feel of the game.”
    • “The graphics are outdated and lack detail.”
    • “The character models look flat and uninspired.”
    • “The environments feel lifeless and poorly designed.”
  • humor
    3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The humor in the game is consistently praised, with players finding it genuinely funny and enjoyable throughout their experience.

    • “The humor in this game is absolutely hilarious, with clever jokes and witty dialogue that kept me laughing throughout.”
    • “I love how the game incorporates humor into its gameplay, making even the most challenging moments enjoyable with its lighthearted approach.”
    • “The quirky characters and their funny interactions add a delightful charm to the game, making it a joy to play.”
  • replayability
    3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game offers some replayability, but many users feel it is relatively short, particularly criticizing the ending for being brief and lacking depth. This has led to concerns about the overall longevity of the experience.

    • “The game offers a surprising amount of replayability, with multiple endings and choices that significantly impact the story.”
    • “Each playthrough reveals new details and perspectives, making it a joy to revisit the game.”
    • “With various character paths and decisions to explore, the replayability keeps the experience fresh and engaging.”
    • “The game features some replayability, but I have to say it's a bit on the short side.”
    • “The ending felt rushed, and while there are options to replay, it doesn't feel like there's enough content to justify multiple playthroughs.”
    • “I enjoyed the game, but the lack of significant changes in replaying makes it hard to want to go through it again.”
  • gameplay
    2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The gameplay features low resource usage, indicating efficient performance, while incorporating engaging mechanics like a Rorschach test and memory-based mini-games. The author effectively conveys a thought-provoking narrative about virtual immortality within a brief playtime.

    • “In the end, the author does an amazing job with this story he's trying to tell, and manages in only a couple of hours, along with some interesting mechanics such as a Rorschach test and some 'memory' meta-games, to convey a message about the dangers and the possibilities that being virtually immortal could bring us.”
    • “During gameplay, my GPU usage was 2-6%; my VRAM usage was 622-694 MB; my CPU usage was 1-3%; and my RAM usage was 2.6-3.1 GB.”
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OMNIMUS is a action game.

OMNIMUS is available on Nintendo Switch, PC, Mac OS, Windows and others.

OMNIMUS was released on September 25, 2019.

OMNIMUS was developed by Angry games.

OMNIMUS has received mostly positive reviews from players and mostly positive reviews from critics. Most players liked this game for its story but disliked it for its graphics.

OMNIMUS is a single player game.

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