Renkli grafiklerin ve tepeden bakışlı bir kamera açısının eşliğinde oynayabileceğiniz bu oyunda; içerikte anime tarzı unsurların yer aldığını görebilirsiniz. Oynanışta etrafı keşfetme esnasında zorluklarla da karşılaşabileceğinizden, bu zorluklara karşı mücadele ederek ilerleyişinizi sağlamaya çalışabilirsiniz. Oyunun sahip olduğu tarz ve içerik dolayısıyla da, herkes için uygun bir oyun olmadığını söyleyebiliriz.

oyun bende açılmadı :(

escaping the horrible lands of sony censorship, Omega Labyrinth Life comes to PC completely uncensored like the Switch version.

This game is a dungeon crawler/fanservice game. Gameplay wise this game is best compared to the Chocobo Dungeon or Pokemon Mystery Dungeon series.

game runs great. and it's fun.

Oyunu açık bırakmıştım, now loading ekranında takılı kalmış. Bununla ilgili bir paylaşım göremedim. Birisi H tuşuna basınca ekranın ilerlediğini yazmış, fakat olmadı.

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Güncelleme:

Oyundaki her şeyi İngilizce yapmazsanız açılmıyor. Bazı yerleri başka bir dilde görüyorsanız yine açılmayacak. Windows'u İngilizce yaptıktan sonra arama kısmına Region yazıp açın. Administrative sekmesindeki Copy Settings butonuna tıklayın. Location dışındaki her şey İngilizce olacak. İngilizce değilse önce onları değiştirin. Açılan penceredeki iki kutuyu da işaretleyip onaylayın ve bilgisayarı yeniden başlatın. Geliştiriciye mail göndermiştim. msconfig32 ve dxdiag dosyalarını istediler. Dosyaların içeriği Türkçe olduğu için Windows 11'i İngilizce yaptıktan sonra dosyaları kaydedip gönderecektim. Oyunu açınca çalıştı. 3 yıl boşuna beklemişiz. :)

Birkaç görev yapmadan menü açılmıyor. Gamepad kontrolü biraz karışık. Kapatma menüsünü bulamadım ama sağ üstten çarpıya tıklayınca kapatma seçeneği çıkıyor. Kayıtlar otomatik yapılıyor. Görevleri yaptıkça manuel kayıt açılır mı bilmiyorum. Beklemeye değecek bir oyun değilmiş, fakat başka bir oyunda benzer bir sorun yaşanırsa boşu boşuna beklemeye gerek kalmayacak.

Verdict: ★★★☆☆|Omega Labyrinth Life is a decent game that fails to appeal to either hardcore dungeon crawler fans or erotic gamers. It did not stand out as an amazing dungeon crawler game, nor erotic enough as a $60 soft-porn game. Strongly advise to wait until 50% or even 75% sales.

Also, I highly discourage anyone to purchase the cosmetic dlcs as you cannot wear them into a dungeon.

What is Omega Labyrinth Life: You should be able to learn that from the game’s trailer on the store page. This review will be focusing on things that you’ll learn after you get the game.

Install size – 2.7 GB

Estimated playtime – 4～5 hrs would get you most of the contents. Roughly 10 hrs to beat the main story

PC port optimization – Decent. The team did some mouse & keyboard implementation and they’re operational; however, I would still recommend playing this game with a controller.

Story – N/A. It’s your typical “Group-of-friendship-is-magic-high-school-girls-doing-dungeon-crawler-stuff-beating-bad-people-saving-the-world” kind-of JRPG experience so let’s be real, the story is not the main point in this game

Gameplay- ★★★⋆☆|An okay dungeon crawler with nothing extraordinary. Characters resets back to level 1 (so were their bust size) every time they left dungeon, but equipment and skills levels are permanent so there’re still some degrees of character progression.

Erotic content -★★★☆☆|Each character has like 5.5 CGS and that’s about it. While the CGs qualities were great, you’ll most certainly be disappointed by the amounts of them if you bought the game solely for the erotic contents.


Things done right:

A good mix of dungeon crawler and Farmville.

7 party members to choose from, and you’ll love at least one of them.

Passionate devs: Little things such as principle's dungeon shop and microphone songs shows that the developers do care about trying to make a good game, and I think they deserves some praising.

Things done wrong:

What I expected: Character’s bust size increases as you leveled, serving as an observable change in character’s appearance as she progress throughout the game.

What really happened: Character’s bust size returns to factory settings everytime you leaves dungeon. Say goodbye to that inflated bust you just “wasted” 30 minutes to grind for.

What I expected: The way to defeat harder dungeons is to grind your favorite character and level her up.

What really happened: The way to defeat harder dungeons is to stay inside the school and farm on the flower fields until you got enough materials to enchant your equipment with the best stat increase bonuses so that you can one-shot everything.

Anime karakterleri ile birlikte oynayabileceğimiz bu oyunda, üstten bakış açısındaki kamerası ile birlikte zindanlarda düşmanlarımız ile birlikte savaşarak maceraya eşlik edebileceğimiz bir oyun. Etrafı keşfederken karşımıza çıkan düşmanlarımıza karşı saldırarak onları mağlup edebileceğimiz ve ilerleyiş sağlayabileceğimiz harika bir oyun. Düşmanlarımızı mağlup ettikçe kullanabileceğimi eşyalar bulabilir ve kendimizi daha da güçlendirerek yenilmez bir oyuncu olabiliriz. Beceri puanlarımızı doğru şekilde kullanarak daha da fazla güçlenerek ilerleyebiliriz. Eğer bu tarz oyunlardan hoşlanıyorsanız bu oyunu oynayabilirsiniz.



Daha Fazlası için küratörümüzü takip edebilirsiniz: TimeReal

good thing
+moe chara
+nice concept
+simple game

bad thing
-u die u lost item (so be carefull, u might lose ur best quality item including ur best weapon)
-there is no save game setting, it automatically auto save.
-i dont know some people say this game is uncensored in ero scene but it didnt.

Please disregard the hours on record. I have the original Switch version, and have played the ♥♥♥♥ out of it for hours, both for actual gameplay and the extra ecchi bits.

Omega Labyrinth Life is a game where you really have to like what it offers for it to feel "worth" the price, honestly.

Do you like silly ecchi? This game has it in spades, with numerous unambiguously yuri moments, appeals to my breast expansion fetish, (Z-Cup is best cup.), and a great deal of ridiculous, perverted humor beside, like how the characters always feel violated after every "Size Up" item appraisal, and don't get me started on Tit-for-Tat, rock-paper-scissors with boobs instead.

Do you like simple rogue-lite, dungeon crawling core gameplay loops, with a decent amount of customization and things to worry about without getting overly complex? This game has that, especially once you get to the numerous post-game dungeons that have you crawling to your heart's content, plus a number of challenges to spice things up.

Do you like cute girls doing cute things outside of the dungeon? Because honestly, even though the characters aren't the most original nor the most complex, they're fun, they're entertaining, and they have all sorts of entertaining dynamics, like whenever Class President Nanami is forced to break her ojou-sama air because she wants to grope Berune's butt, and then lament to herself that her behind is not nearly as nice.

If you're like me, and you want to see more quirky, fetish-y, hilarious games like this, buy it. Just accept that as gameplay dungeon crawler, it's "decent", and most of what you're paying for is the humour, the full Japanese voice acting, and of course, all the ecchi stuff.

I expected Omega Labyrinth Life to be just a cute game full of adorable girls and whilst I wasn’t wrong on that aspect, as the girls are indeed super cute, I didn’t expect it to contain that many fan-service scenes. Although I don’t think it’s a bad thing, because this game has much more to offer than only fan-service, it’s not exactly a nudity game nor focuses too much on it. And on the other hand, it might be quite amusing when you don’t take it too seriously, which you really shouldn’t while playing Omega Labyrinth Life. That being said, I rather thought of this game as a relaxing one where you can spend more time with multiple waifus with challenging but nostalgic gameplay, to say the least. You see, I’ve always been a fan of mystery dungeon games and it’s a pity that there are so few out there. But that only makes me even happier when I happen to stumble across one.

Omega Labyrinth Life opens with Hinata Akatsu who is enrolling in Belle Fleurs Academy although she gets lost on her first day. She finds herself in a strange so-called mystery dungeon but luckily, manages to escape thanks to someone’s help whose identity stays a mystery, for now. After managing to arrive at the academy, she gets introduced to the famous garden of flowers right away, a garden where flowers never wilt. Right after this day, all flowers suddenly died overnight and thus, the students are blaming Hinata as it happened right after her arrival. Trying to prove her innocence, she decides to investigate the mystery dungeons with her friend to save the garden.

The story is quite simple and reminds me of a typical RPG where the hero is trying to save the world although it’s technically a garden here. I personally enjoyed the story, but like aforementioned, it’s important to keep in mind that it’s a light-hearted game overall with a few comedic scenes and not meant to be serious in any way. I have to admit, I had plenty of fun just alone going through the dialogue of the girls and I especially took a liking of Hinata as she’s just so innocent that I want to keep her safe all the time. While I didn’t like most characters at first, they started to warm up after our heroine proved that she wasn’t the culprit behind the awful incident but just wanted to help. I mean, it’s important to stick together after all in a crisis.

For the gameplay itself, there are two places you will be located at. First would obviously be the mystery dungeons where Hinata can take a friend with her party and fight off evil monsters. The main goal here is to find the staircase to the next floor until they reach the final floor. On the way, there are items you can pick up and traps spread over the rooms. However, it’s possible to expose them by hitting in front of you. Items are essential here as the level will always reset to one after entering a dungeon. It’s possible to upgrade them and along with that you and your party member’s skills to beat more difficult dungeons. Of course, paying attention to your stomach is necessary as well so you won’t suddenly pass out of hunger. Additionally, your bust size even increases when beating enemies, although you cannot tell a physical difference, it will make the character stronger.

The next important location is the flower garden. Here, you can plant the seeds you can acquire in dungeons but they can be bought for a certain amount as well. After planting them, watering them is, of course, essential so they can grow. You need at least ten seeds to be able to plant them, and the maximum is thirty seeds. Although you're planting, watering and harvesting all of them at the same time, I found it hard to distinguish what plants already got taken care of, that doesn’t help that flowers are getting displayed on technically empty fields as well. Luckily, you can just take care of all of them at the same time on the menu, but that kind of took the purpose of taking care of the plants.

You see, your main goal here is to get nectar as this currency is needed to upgrade your skills. The more nectar you use, the more experience is possible to get which goes up to tenfold additionally. There is even a mini-game available when upgrading your skills, although it only contains touching girls on lewd spots so I got bored of it quickly. The idea behind it is quite nice so you have a change once in a while, but I ended up skipping all of them after experiencing them once. Additionally, there are more different mini-games available which are all quite simple but at least you can unlock CGs, that have to be bought separately, of the characters this way. However, I found it a bit disappointing that each character only has a few CGs available.

When it comes to artwork, Omega Labyrinth Life has stunning sprites and CGs to offer. The graphics are kept rather simple and chibi-ish which doesn’t mean it’s a bad thing, but in fact, I felt like it fit just well with the game’s theme, plus it’s incredibly cute. The garden is customizable and you can choose between several objects to replace, although you have to buy most of them. Even changing the layout of the garden to your liking is possible and thus, you’re pretty much creating your very own garden full of flowers. I found it a bit off that you can just walk through smaller objects as if they didn’t exist and I got confused anytime, but again, maybe it could even be convenient so not every single object will be an obstacle. Additionally, the voice-acting is lovely, to say the least.

Omega Labyrinth Life is a lovely and relaxing game when the player doesn’t take the game too serious. The story is rather light-hearted as well with a heroine trying to save the academy’s garden yet the mystery dungeons are a challenge to go through and a lot of things have to be considered when entering a dungeon. Items are everything since grinding levels are nonexistent here. Sadly, I wasn’t a fan of the mini-games but luckily, skipping them is possible as well so you don’t have to go through the same process every time. Although Omega Labyrinth Life turned out slightly different than I would have assumed of a mystery dungeon game, I still managed to enjoy several aspects of it, even the gardening, and I’m positive just the adorable girls alone are more than worth the adventure the player goes through.

Before you take the word of negative reviews, please be aware of two things:

1) Mystery Dungeon games (or alternatively, traditional roguelikes) are utterly reviled as a genre, completely misunderstood by mainstream reviewers. "Good" games are often given poor scores, while the worst games in the genre are often given above average scores. An example of this is the Pokemon Mystery Dungeon series, where the best game in the series (Sky) has a Metacritic score 5 points LOWER than the worst game in the series (Gates), which had some of the worst dungeon generation in the entire genre.

2) This game was review-bombed over cosmetic DLC. Personally, I don't care about it so much, so I'll leave the value of said items up to you without any input from me. That said, not all cosmetics are included in the Deluxe Edition, and since I only bought the standard game with the extra dungeon DLCs, I don't have access to any of them.

Now, on to my opinion of this game. It's good. Not as fantastic as something like "Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky", but I challenge you to find another quality Mystery Dungeon game on Steam, let alone with an original setting... and that's really the main draw of Omega Labyrinth, the original setting. It's not a spin-off, it's its own thing. The garden maintenance aspect of it is a pretty neat spin on the genre as well, and keeps things somewhat fresh. For people getting into the genre for the first time (possibly introduced by certain modern arcade games that are passed off as roguelikes) this addition makes this game a decent point of entry. I do have to say, however... if you're not attracted to women, like, sexually, you're probably not going to enjoy this game as much.

In short, if you like Mystery Dungeon games, this is among the best Steam has to offer, and I'd wager you'll enjoy it.

Letter Grade: B-