Omensight review

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by Top Dawger

The spiritual predecessor was a game where game balance was done perfectly, but sadly this title brakes that balance in favor of frustrating combat and even less clear info and how to proceed in the story.

The spiritual Successor of Stories: The Path of Destinies, in my View, surpasses that very predecessor. You play the mystical Warrior Harbinger, the last Hope in the World, who is called when the ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ e so steaming that catches them Already fire. Your Job? Saving The World (of course) by clearing up the Murder of the Godless priestess Vera. Sounds like a Sherlock Holmes Game, but you're huckling through Hordes of Enemies to get to the bottom of the Solution. The Combat System is better for me than in Stories, but also the Story and the Characters are very well done and very exciting written. The Boss Fights could also inspire, not so because Stories had none. Verdict: Anyone who liked Stories (I) will love Omensight. If the Developers maintain this Course in Terms of increasing the Quality of the Games, then I wouldn't be surprised if the next or maybe even the next Game gets the Attention of the player community and the Media World that deserves it. 9/10

Have played through the Game now and can say that a Purchase is definitely worth it. Although you keep playing through the individual Areas, it never gets boring. Because you gradually discover new Paths, new Story content, etc. I have often considered who evil is, what comes next and was surprised one Time or another at the different Twists in the Game. The further you progress, the less you want to stop ^ ^ Positive: Beautiful Soundtrack/Matching Graphic Style/Sympathetic characters/Stiller Protagonist Fits well into this World/Despite repetitive Levels, the Tension is maintained/Kampf/LevelUp System is Easy to understand (even for a Rabbit Like me xD)/Sufficient Game length/Good Story/Negative: The End! I don't want to spoil anything but I personally thought "So much Trouble for such an End!?" (Hope to Continue) The Camera Angle during the Fights is inappropriate from time to time, so I don't have the Overview of the Fighting Area or I don't see where the individual Enemies suddenly come from and wonder when I'm attacked all at once. This has stressed my Life Bar the most xD Conclusion: A successful Game that must not be missing in any Library;D

Posititves:-Combat System and beautifully designed Levels negatives:-Main Character is mute, you don't build any Relationship with the Character at all, nor can you identify with the Main Character. -Stupide set Vases that always bring the same boring Loott. -No big Differences in Opponents and they don't really look threatening either. -Level up of the own Character is kept far too simple. -No great Exploration Incentive is available. -There May not be many Levels or you need to repeat Levels, because later you can open iwer doors to find more Clues. Suggestions for improvement: A Co-op mode could vllt up the Game, for me The Game seems like a cheap Gossip from Final Fantasy or God of War or Zelda The WIndwaker. For Kids, that might be a suitable Gaming Experience, but as An Adult, the Game just seems too simplistic and not challenging. I wonder why Developers develop such a Game for €1515, prefer to make the Game more complex and challenging, and then offer it for €30. or more. It's just not a good Game, as the low Price of €15am unfortunately doesn't comfort, for €52 you could still do the Game if you really don't have anything else to gamble on, but luckily there are a thousand other Games that all Have more to offer.

The game is short but enjoyable, fast and fun. Feels like Furi without shooting and bosses. I like the rhythm of the game and nice combat techniques. There were some gripes with the camera but that’s not a huge problem.