Omno

I came for the achievements. I stayed because a glowing stickman went on a spiritual journey. Omno is one of those games that quietly sneaks up on you. No guns. No enemies trying to ruin your day. No 47-hour tutorial. Just you, a mysterious little traveler, and a world that looks like it was painted by someone who desperately needed a vacation. The movement feels great, the environments are gorgeous, and the soundtrack has absolutely no business being this good. And then you meet the animals. You will stop progressing through the story just to run around looking at them like an idiot. Would I recommend it? Yes. Did I expect to get emotionally attached to a glowing stick? No. Did I anyway? Unfortunately. ⭐ Beautiful ⭐ Chill ⭐ Great soundtrack ⭐ Fun exploration ⭐ No unnecessary suffering 10/10 — would follow the glowing stick again.

I wish there was a way to review it as neutral on this game, since that how I felt after just finishing this game. I really enjoy the atmosphere, soundtrack and the character designs in Omno, the silly little green creature is so adorable, as well the wonderful legendary animals (Dokaloor, my beloved) This game managed to do what it was designed to be, a beautiful platform with puzzle along the way, with which more puzzles to do in each chapters, with many uniques creatures in the areas. The thing that kinda annoyed me was some of the puzzles tho… They were either over complicated for no reasons, or very short timing to hit the right area, and I really struggling with timing puzzles due to slow processing mind. So, I had periods I was very annoyed at the puzzles and ended up looking up a tutorials since I just struggled with some of the sections of the game. And it it did get at times very repetitive on how to solve the puzzles, which made it feel boring after new chapters, it was at times very clunky when using the floating ability in the end, died so many times for no reasons... It was a nice game for the short 5 hours that I spend on it, but I would not recommend buying it for…

wonderful game. I highly recommend it to anyone.

Omno sets you on a colorful and inspiring journey through multiple beautiful bioms while meeting fantastic creatures and follow the path of your people. [h2]Story[/h2] You are one of the staffbearers. Maybe the last. That is unknown. But you have to follow the path of your former masters who thought to bring your people to the promised land. While you wander through forstes, ruins, and iced over constructions you have to collect the power of light to enhance your might and make it to the next hint. The story does not contain a fully fleged arc with tons of expositions or anything like that BUT it fits sooo incredibly well in the world of the game and fills in some blanks and gets your imagination going what might have happend. I enjoyed that part very much! [h2]Gameplay[/h2] As a 3d jump n run the basics are pretty clear. You can walk and run around, jump and even double jump. While you go on this big adventure you become most of the mechancis expalained in small tutorials. And whenever a new mechanic gets added along the way you get that explained as well and have to directly try it out to get used to it. This is very well executed so that new skills can directly be utilized and…

100% completion 21/21 achievements 9.5/10 Serene and uplifting, Omno is a gorgeous and seamless light-puzzle indie platformer with a dazzling soundtrack and a comforting message. The staff bearing protagonist, while silent, goes through a short yet meaningful journey of discovery towards his ultimate goal of oneness, only to find the true value of existence lies within the vastness of life, landscape, and friends of the world they once tried so hard to depart from. Tip: if you enjoyed the surfing moments as much as I did, there is a simple time trial in the "extras" tab accessible anytime.

Really fun. Love the visuals and controls feel smooth.