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About Omega Extinction

Omega Extinction is an asymmetrical multiplayer first-person shooter for five players: one plays as The Experiment, while up to four play as The Humans. The Experiment comes from a reality where the Milky Way was a dwarf galaxy consumed by Omega Centauri. Now in this reality, he seeks to exterminate all life in the Milky Way, and the humans aboard Station 13 must stop him.

Play as The Experiment

The Experiment uses powers to deceive and hunt the humans. He can phase out of this reality, becoming invisible to them while seeing them wherever they hide. He cannot attack while phased and must return to this reality to strike. He can also disguise himself as a human; while disguised, he cannot change weapons or shoot, but can communicate with the humans and approach them.

Survive as The Humans

The humans rely on technology and strength in numbers to defeat The Experiment before he picks them off. Their equipment includes:

  • Psyshield: A channeled shield that hides humans inside it from The Experiment’s vision while he is bridged, and removes his disguise.
  • Door Jammer: A pack of three jammers that briefly shuts and locks a door to help with escape or containment.
  • Target Spotter: Locates and highlights The Experiment, including when he is invisible or bridged, but cannot see through walls.
  • Proximity Mine: Explodes when The Experiment comes near, dealing serious damage; humans must avoid standing close when it detonates.
  • Deployable Shield: On some maps, replaces the Door Jammer with an impassable wall that remains until destroyed.

When a human dies, they can take control of the facility’s cameras. Spotting The Experiment highlights him for all surviving humans.

Maps and matches

Online matches pit four humans against one Experiment. The five maps are The Hangar, The Accommodation Deck, The Engine Room, The Brig and The Void. The game also includes customizable character unlocks.

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