Okhlos: Omega

pick up people and use them to fight enemies. the game lacks depth or enjoyment beyond that. the most you can do is attack, defend, and just choose whether you're spread out or clumped together. could only recommend on heavy sale.

Perfect for short sessions, but NOT a forever game 😊 You play a philosopher leading a crowd through ancient Greece. You recruit citizens, warriors, and animals, then destroy cities and fight gods. The Good - Easy to understand and quick to start. - Art-style is cute. - The music is a straight bop. - Destroying things feels satisfying. - Boss fights are fun (I actually got excited for each one) - Short runs make it great for quick sessions. - Decent variety in enemies and heroes. - Learning Greek mythology has never been more fun (lol). The Not-So-Good - Too much chaos on screen makes it hard to see what’s happening. - Crowd management is messy and sometimes unclear. - Repetition sets in fast. - Not a rewarding enough long-term depth or reason to keep playing (not that I experienced anyways). Final Verdict: 6.5/10 Fun concept, simple gameplay, satisfying destruction, but limited depth and poor visibility stop it from being great. A fun couple of hours, not a lasting favourite. Would recommend buying on sale, not at full price.

Balanced poorly, especially the final bosses. Fun and many neat references but becomes repetitive and stale fast. Maybe they could make the game more enjoyable by adding some sort of roguelite mechanics to permanently buff yourself, but even then the game will remain a bit niche. Conceptually one of the most unique roguelikes, can be worth trying if you enjoy Greek mythology. Personally wish the game was more forgiving.

This game looks fun but it crashes on level 2 every time I play on steam deck, which means I played the ttutorial literally 6 times, because after the second time I messed with power tools (over clocking too) and after the 5th time I set everything to default And as awesome as the game probably is most haven’t heard of it so it’s doubtful the developer, Devolver) reads these reviews I returned my deck to

As a Greek I had to get this game. I booted it up and there was chaos. Very realistic, since we are the same, as the game depicts to this day. Will play more for sure. 10/10

I'm not sure if this is just a steamdeck issue. But when I attempted to start this game it wouldn't let me get past the intro. As far as I can tell there was no sound either. I bought this game in 2016 so I was finally getting around to playing it so this is a little disappointing but not the end of the world Your experience may vary since I can't find anymore information about this. Probably do not run on Steamdeck.

Does not work on the steam deck, which is why i bought the game.