Opus Mortem

[b]Opus Mortem[/b] is a really cool indie reaction game. There are subtle details with the art that is there such as the reaper smacking the earth with the scythe when someone dies and there is a nice amount of skills to upgrade. The game is pretty challenging but it is guilty of the just one more game mindset. There is an interesting ever growing population that goes down as you kill people with information on your last kill; but these are things you won't really get to appreciate because of how much you are paying attention to the gameplay. As the reaper you have to sort your souls as they come through. They are categorized by color and can be sorted by pressing or pressing and holding either keys on a keyboard or the mouse buttons. I prefer to use the mouse for this game. The visuals are a bit strange to me because as much as I like them I kind of feel like I'm looking at something meant to be viewed in 3D. It is a bit hard on the eyes but concentrating on only the souls bar helped. There were times that after I would stop staring things would seem to wave around a bit. Among permanent boots such as multiplier boosting, starting velocity decelerating, permanent hearts, and s…

First Impressions Score: 8 out of 10 and Recommended "IF" you like simply little time wasters like this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qUwvXWbVfZo&feature=youtu.be It's a simple game at a pretty budget price, though I think the game could be a little more budget. Still, no complaints for the type of game that it is, it does it very well.

Overall, this is a decent game. Short, but enjoyable and worth the price. Much like Timberman, One Finger Death Punch, and others, you click the mouse or press keys back and forth according to what the screen (quickly flying by) tells you to do, and see how long you can go. This time, your motivation is to send souls to their final destination. There are upgrades to earn along the way which make the late stages easier/higher scores more possible, to the point that the hunt for achievements isn't all that much of a grind. My only real complaint is that the visuals made my eyes hurt. Not really sure how to describe it, but it's like the individual pixels are all fuzzy/blurry. The screenshots sort of show it, but it's a different experience when you're actually in the game playing, seeing things move around, etc.

Good relaxing game, with easy achievments. Soundtrack is meh and boring over the time so you should mute it and play your own playlist.