
OmniBus is next-to-last gen physics game about the most powerful bus in the universe that can’t stop or even slow down for reasons incomprehensible to the simple human mind.
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Languages: English*, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Polish, Portuguese - Portugal, Russian*languages with full audio support
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 40 reviews with recorded playtime.
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positive critical· bar length = how often the theme comes up
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[h1] Basic racing game where you can only steer left or right and do flips when in the air. Goals are different, depending on the stage, sometimes it might be gathering enough points or destroy stuff, some are weirder than the other. What a disaster. You can play Carmageddon instead of wasting time on this jank. [/h1]
I think many would agree with me that, regardless of what game you play, you can feel what the devs’ intention is. Whether the game is good or not, some games are the devs trying to captivate you with their art and aesthetics. Some games are trying to sheepishly please you by giving you mechanics and tropes you’re familiar with. Some games try to impress you with the cool bosses, shocking moments, and exciting designs. Some beg you to be entertained, trying to occupy your time with so many elements such as organization, grinding, side quests, etc. I didn’t think I would ever say this about any game ever, but Omnibus is a flex. Omnibus doesn’t try; it just is. It doesn’t joke, hoping you would laugh. It’s a group of cool friends laughing amongst each other so candidly, you WANT to join in and be part of the fun. Omnibus doesn’t care. Omnibus doesn’t say “please like me”. It smirks and says “let me show you how it’s done.” I know this sounds like a meme review, but I promise it isn’t. Omnibus is an easy game to enjoy, but an astronomically hard game to explain. I cannot even describe it as “whimsical and creative” because Omnibus is a redefinition of these very terms. It’s a one-of-a-kind experience, down to the smallest details. I may not be able to explain Omnibus, but one thing is for certain; I doubt many people will regret playing it.
Bought this game for 30 cents. Worth its value, much better then a free game. It has structure, challange and character. Level design is good, not just a messy rendering of something random Still the game isnt the best. Levels are either too easy or impossibly difficult, with little in betweens. This leads to frustrating gameplay. Worst of all, you need to beat all levels to move on, which defeats the chance of casual enjoyment. Stopped playing at the tourbus level.
this is the closest ive ever been and will ever be to an orgasm
Game of the century
This how make good game
onibus maniaco
bought this for nostalgia very good game tbh
[h1] ★ [/h1]
This game have good story but the buses is absolutely ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ because its so hard to control the bus
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