Omensight

Omensight’s heroes are well rounded and fleshed out characters, each one feeling distinct and no single character feeling like the hero or the villain in this story, and despite the land being in the midst of war, they did a fantastic job creating a situation where the Harbinger – meant to take no sides – clearly has no favoritism. While neither side feels right, they don’t feel wrong either. While a little heavy-handed in combat, Omensight learned from the mistakes of its predecessor and has created a tale well worth telling.

When all is said and done, Omensight ends up being a dazzling piece of work, a terrific action RPG game with fast and fun combat that works perfectly alongside a well-crafted and impressive mystery that’s guaranteed to keep you addicted until you’ve figured everything out. From the eye-popping art to the enjoyable characters with a surprising amount of depth, there’s more than a lot here to love, so it becomes easy to recommend.

Omensight has some interesting concepts with changing story events, but its unvaried, repetitive nature holds back a more entertaining experience. With a few tweaks, Omensight could provide a more enjoyable adventure, but the land of Urallia can only be traveled through so many times before meeting its demise.