Omegalodon is a third-person multiplayer action game where players compete by attacking/defending the city. The Red Team is comprised of police and soldiers armed with an array of military vehicles and explosive weaponry. The Green Team is comprised of Omegalodon, a 100-foot shark monster, and the Enviros, equipped with a healing beam. The game plays like a backward tower-defense game, but with free-roaming capability and fast-paced, realtime action. Omegalodon's objective is a nuclear containment dome at the city center. The round will end if it is destroyed, the timer reaches zero, or if Omegalodon dies. Features: - Fully destructible environments - Dozens of drivable vehicles including helicopters, cargo ships, and jets - 30-minute round-based multiplayer - Dozens of simultaneous players - Story elements will full voice acting - Nine square miles of open world, spanning islands and cityscapes - A colorful, retro aesthetic
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| Nov 4 2012 Anchor | ||
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the inability to turn unless you're accelerating need to be fixed. also, you can totally do some tokyo drift racing with tanks.... yep... flying needs a lot of work as well. aside from the physics, the locked camera angle makes you half blind. |
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| Feb 22 2013 Anchor | ||
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I agree with everything you just said, especially the locked camera. I HATE THAT!!! |
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| Mar 2 2013 Anchor | ||
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I completely agree with the inability to turn problem. The tanks could have a little heavier handling as well. However, I think the flying, namely the wacky physics and locked camera angle make this game nice and silly like it's supposed to be. It's unrealisticness makes it more original in my opinion. If it was changed I think it would detract from the gameplay, and make it less unique. |
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| Mar 19 2013 Anchor | ||
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Wacky physics and lack of realism are fine and add to the game's value. Locked camera angle that makes playing an unpleasant experience adds zero game value and is generally more irritating than amusing. |
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