Okhlos: Omega reviews

Hmm of the Devolver, I'm used to better with enter the gungeon, but the CA does not pass. I have not pushed enough the game but my first impressions are negative and annoying, it's a pity the basic idea is original and sympathetic. The problem lies in what is happening on the screen. We manage a crowd but this one shake in all senses and we lose the thread of the mouse, of the action, of the enemies. We meet in the end to click in any way without understanding anything. I think you have to get used to enjoying the game but these first impressions of gameplay has the "Sakura cliker" do not give me the urge to aprofondir. If you have patience, have a keen eye, you are a player, have a shiny hair and you are happy in the morning, I advise you. Otherwise go your way.

Product received for free a bit of philosophy and chaos "Look, everybody! These Greeks alone, can more than a Minotaur and are stronger than Olympus! " Fito Paez would sing if he were a character of Okhlos, the game in which we can command a patota of philosophers angry able to defy the very gods. Have you Ever felt remorse in breaking objects within the universe of a video game? For some reason, just as we can commit another thousand atrocities without feeling guilt, we do not hesitate when destroying vases, winding light poles or, in this case, destroying houses. The Fichina assume from time immemorial that we like to break any object that is left, and reward us joining points or hiding items in them. Sure, if it breaks, it's not unbreakable. There Is in that to raze the world object to our step some challenge to the creative authority, to that finger that put that thing there, as much as we are rewarded. The premise behind Okhlos is founded in that challenge to authority: The School of Athens, here departed in a physical place, is crushed by the great and fragrant foot of an unidentified God, for no apparent reason, killing all who were inside. The philosophers, completely indignant, decide to stand up in arms and take a little literal that of the oclocracia. Warriors, peasants, Slaves, heroes, semi-gods and even animals join our ranks forming a mass of people who destroy everything in their path in their quest to defeat the minions of the gods, and then to the full Dodekatheon itself. The angrier the peat angry, the easier it is to leave the whole place made rubble, regardless of whether it is Athens, Sparta, Atlantis or the underworld itself. We have the control of a philosopher, leader of the mob. Of course, we do not stain our hands, so we must send to fight the rest marcándoles the way. One stick to move, one to mark. Simple and easy to learn. Keeping a trigger on the control, people attack, keeping the other lock. Pressing a button We run and the mass disintegrates, pressing the opposite, we lower the gear and the group reunites. The Rest of the buttons are each one associated with an item, which we can only charge if we have slaves. You Can read the full review here: http://www.irrompibles.net/secciones/reviews/8770-review-okhlos