Tudo sobre #OVISLOOP

We’ve removed this mechanic entirely. This was a major oversight on our part, and we sincerely apologize for the frustration it caused.

brings fluid, kinetic combat to players as they take on the forces led by the evil mastermind Dr. Wolf. 

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The boss’s Phase 2 originally spawned poison clouds continuously, making the difficulty higher. The original design intent was to add a jump mechanic to the dodge-focused action, increasing the control difficulty slightly.

After reviewing various reports, we discovered that the common cause was related to memory handling. We have addressed the issue, and testing shows that it now works correctly.

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is its art style. There’s a pulp fiction feel to its pixel art, which uses strong contrasts of dark and bright-but-grim colors to give everything a comic book look. You get the impression that Omega is fighting for a ruined world, as black terrain and washed-out orange skies give everything a look of being dead or dying.

Unlock new weapons, skills and abilities to pick up on each run, but Protectors beware! One wrong move and #OVISLOOP while Omega will persist through death, any modifications collected will be lost as you hit a new Loop with a fresh loadout – it’s time to steel your woollen form, and protect the flock.

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“While the full version may undergo significant improvements, it will generally retain the current progression structure of the Early Access version.

A woolly hero, with an unknown past – with a post-apocalyptic narrative for players to uncover. Hop into Omega to protect the flock, and slowly uncover deep lore to discover who you truly are.

The simple act of swinging a sword, shooting projectiles, or dodging enemies is enjoyable enough in each case to make the inevitable failures easier to come back from. It also seems to be the case in Ovis Loop, an upcoming entry to the genre with an inventive combat system you can try for yourself right now thanks to a Steam playtest.

You collect more power-ups as you continue your run, but if you die, you’re sent back to the start without them. A series of currencies can be earned to permanently upgrade your character, and new skills and collectible power-ups are unlocked as you play.

When defeated, the player loses the equipment and skills they've picked up so far, which makes each level and boss fight harrowing, and experimentation with its combat systems an important requirement.