Recent reviews by usshadowop

Edit: After playing more of this game....wow what an absolute gem.

The level of polish on this title is unreal.

From amazing sound design to great little interactive physical touches (I'm looking at you PS1 console lid) the game just reeks of well executed design and thought.

If every game released with this level of polish there would be nothing let to complain about.



Fun simple little physics game with a pretty unique story. Perfect use of low poly as well.

Currently not enough content to justify the price. 2 characters and 6 levels. The game also has an expansive skill system but was easy enough to beat on my third run with only the coin skill tree filled out to about 70%.

Love the dash mechanic and the more involved game-play that this offers. You have to be mobile and not just rat in one position. That being said, just not enough content here yet.

I'll check back in six months and see if anything has changed and if so update my review.

Solid little puzzle box game. Worth the money.

Good relaxing fun.

There are enough cool mechanics in the game (ethereal platforms, fling pins, etc) that I'll change my vote to a thumbs up as I do enjoy it. That being said still read the review below. I recommend skipping Timber Wood all together simply for the log rolling puzzle.

A cute lighthearted platformer with sudden massive spikes in difficulty that throw off the whole flow of the game. I still plan on finishing the game but I felt the need to right this review after completing timber wood. Up until this point I may have died 2 times. On the purple poison log rolling section I died 9 times in a row. Between the instant death poison, the logs with zero momentum leading to them spinning very fast very suddenly, the fish, and the transfer to another log, this section threw 4 difficulty increases at you all at once and was substantially more frustrating than any other part of the game so far. I feel the physics on the logs could be adjusted to make this section less tedious and still have challenge. The other noticable annoyance is on the points you attach ti swing. They have a strangely specific atrw you have to be in relation to them to activate. Pair that with the wind up tile it takes to test your toes and numerous times I fell due to the activation window blipping away for a brief moment or not activating all together. Again there are several ways to fix this so it's less annoying while still requiring timing. Overall the game is good but lacks a layer of polish that other si.ilar platformers have. If you love platformers, consider buying this. If you dabble then the game is worth getting on sale or jn a bundle, but at full price there are other platformers that do e everything you'll see here better.

Omno is a masterclass in low poly done right.
This platformed with light puzzle elements pairs a gorgeous low poly world with a hauntingly melancholic soundtrack. These elements come together to create a short but sweet romp that let my with a feeling of serenity and contentedness i would not have expected when starting this adventure. If you appreciate games that are as much art as they are games and enjoyed such as journey then this little plat former is for you.

A wonderfully whimsical physics based adventure that has a lot more challenge than you'd expect at the onset. Be prepared for several hours of physic puzzle solving action.

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I've waited years to play this and I wish I had bought it on release. This was some of the most beautiful and powerful visual storytelling I've ever experienced in a game. Who knew suck deep emotional strings could be drawn in such a short amount of time. If you haven't played this, please do. One of the best games I've played, no hyperbole.

One of the most polished builders I've played.