Release Date: October 4, 2017
Two-dimensional action adventure game, belonging to the sub-genre of metroidvania. At Omega Strike we have several characters to choose from and we travel through a vast open world. An independent Woblyware studio is responsible for creating the game.
Omega Strike, released on PC, PS4 and XONE, is a two-dimensional action game, belonging to the metroidvania sub-genre. The game has a vast, open world and allows you to control one of several different heroes. The game was developed by Woblyware (known from League of Evil).
Dr. Omega and his mutant legions seek to gain power over the world. Only a few brave heroes stand up against them.
The action in Omega Strike is observed from a side perspective. During the game, we control one of the three characters (each of them has access to different skills and weapons), but we can freely switch between them. The gameplay focuses on exploring vast, open and varied levels, finding hidden treasures and fighting enemies there are dozens of their variants - including several powerful bosses). As the game progresses, we develop skills and weapons.
Omega Strike has a single player mode only.
Omega Strike has a two-dimensional, old-school graphic design in pixelart style. The graphics are very colorful and make a rather positive impression. Noteworthy are the beautiful and highly diversified projects of individual locations.
Platforms:
PC Windows October 4, 2017
PlayStation 4 October 4, 2017
Xbox One October 4, 2017
Nintendo Switch December 24, 2018
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Game Ratings for Omega Strike Video Game.
Nintendo Life: 6 / 10 by Dom Reseigh-Lincoln
Omega Strike is a fun and enjoyable little 2D Metroidvania with some side-scrolling shooter sensibilities. It doesn't do anything particularly new or interesting – and its ‘unique' character-swapping concept was done a lot better by Broforce – but if you're looking for a modern tribute to Metal Slug that's fun and challenging in a very familiar way, then Omega Strike is likely to scratch that common itch. Just keep those expectations in check as this isn't the most original or exciting example the genre has to offer.
Geek Culture: 6.3 / 10 by Jake Su
While it is a decent Metroidvania wannabe, Omega Strike offers little else that can surprise.
GameSpace: 6.5 / 10 by William Murphy
If you’re a fan of the Wolbyware’s previous work or are a fan of platformers I think Omega Strike is definitely worth a look-in however for this writer there’s not enough to keep bringing me back to the title.
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