
A single-player journey of discovery through an ancient world of wonders, created by solo developer Jonas Manke.
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese
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Le jeu est très bien, si vous voulez un jeu tranquille c'est super mais la difficulté n'est pas là. Le jeu est à 18€ mais je conseille de l'acheter en promo car j'ai terminé le jeu en 4 heures sans me presser avec 100% des succès.
就是个简单的3D解密小游戏,主要看看虚幻风景。解密难度不高,操作手感不太行,正反馈也不强,也没什么独特的玩法,一般般吧,中评。
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Omno est super agréable visuellement, l'histoire est simple en soi mais captivante. Les énigmes à résoudre représentent un défi sans être trop difficiles et nous dégoûter du jeu. J'ai vraiment adoré et j'espère que mon commentaire positif encouragera l'équipe des développeurs à faire plus de jeux de qualité comme ça :)
这个预算做3D真是可惜了
风格化的探索解谜游戏,难度不高,体量不大,偏休闲
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Omno is a captivating adventure game developed by Studio Inkyfox and created by solo developer Jonas Manke, with publishing support from Future Friends Games. Built around exploration, wonder, and discovery, the game invites players into a mysterious world filled with ancient ruins, magical landscapes, and fascinating wildlife. Rather than focusing on combat or survival mechanics, Omno delivers a tranquil journey where curiosity serves as the primary motivation. From the opening moments, the game establishes a strong sense of mystery, encouraging players to venture deeper into its forgotten realms and uncover the secrets hidden within them. The game's greatest achievement lies in its world design. Every region introduces a distinct environment that feels both imaginative and memorable. Players travel through sweeping deserts, vibrant forests, frozen wastelands, and breathtaking celestial locations, each offering unique visual themes and environmental challenges. The world is populated with unusual creatures that range from small and harmless companions to enormous beings that inspire awe. These encounters help create a living ecosystem that feels magical without relying on extensive dialogue or traditional storytelling techniques. Exploration is constantly rewarded with stunning vistas, hidden collectibles, and subtle clues about the history of the ancient civilization that once inhabited these lands. Movement and traversal form the core of Omno's gameplay. As players progress, they unlock new abilities through a mystical staff, allowing them to dash across gaps, glide through the air, interact with ancient mechanisms, and reach previously inaccessible locations. The gradual expansion of these abilities creates a satisfying sense of growth, transforming the way players interact with the world over time. Traversal remains engaging throughout the adventure because each new power introduces fresh opportunities for exploration. The controls are generally responsive, making movement enjoyable and reinforcing the game's emphasis on freedom and discovery. Puzzle-solving plays an important role in the experience, though it never becomes overly demanding. Most challenges are designed to complement exploration rather than interrupt it. Players activate structures, manipulate environmental elements, and use newly acquired abilities to progress through various areas. The puzzles are accessible enough for casual players while still providing moments of satisfaction when solutions are uncovered. This balance helps maintain the game's relaxing atmosphere and ensures that progression remains smooth and enjoyable. Visually, Omno stands out thanks to its elegant artistic direction. Instead of chasing realism, the game embraces a stylized aesthetic characterized by vibrant colors, clean designs, and striking environmental compositions. The minimalist art style allows every location to possess a unique identity while maintaining visual consistency across the entire adventure. Many scenes feel like interactive paintings, particularly when players traverse wide-open landscapes or encounter giant creatures against dramatic backdrops. Considering the game's origins as a largely solo-developed project, the overall presentation is especially impressive. The audio design contributes significantly to the game's emotional impact. A soothing musical score accompanies the adventure, blending atmospheric melodies with ambient sounds that enhance immersion. The soundtrack adapts naturally to exploration and discovery, often elevating key moments without overwhelming the player. Combined with the serene environments, the music helps create a peaceful and reflective tone that remains consistent from beginning to end. Players looking for a calm gaming experience will likely find the audio and visual presentation working together exceptionally well. While Omno succeeds in many areas, it may not appeal equally to all audiences. Those seeking intense action, complex narratives, or highly challenging gameplay may find the experience somewhat lightweight. The story is intentionally subtle, relying on environmental storytelling and brief narrative elements rather than extensive character development. Additionally, the adventure can be completed in a relatively modest amount of time compared to larger open-world titles. However, these limitations stem from the game's focused design philosophy rather than a lack of ambition. Ultimately, Omno delivers a memorable adventure built on atmosphere, exploration, and a genuine sense of wonder. Its beautiful environments, rewarding traversal mechanics, charming creatures, and relaxing pace combine to create an experience that remains engaging throughout its journey. The game demonstrates how powerful simplicity can be when supported by thoughtful design and strong artistic vision. For players who enjoy exploration-focused adventures that prioritize discovery over combat, Omno is an excellent example of the genre and a testament to what a passionate solo developer can achieve. Rating: 9/10
Great game, amazing art style and music, the puzzles feel amazing but the timed ones can get a bit frustrating when you are failing over and over again but it's part of the learning process. It's fun to roam around the map looking for tablets. The creatures have amazing design and the game itself has a nice story. Definitely a must buy if you enjoy peaceful puzzle solving, world exploring and story based games.
beatiful and entertaining
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