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Forums - Gaming - Have a Square Enix account? Omikron: The Nomad Soul given for free

Wright on 15 January 2016

For a limited time, you can "purchase" this game via SE website for free.

https://store.eu.square-enix.com/emea_europe/

You need an account and you'll be given a Steam key once the transacction is finished.

 

 

And in case you're wondering...yup, that's David Bowie in the videogame. Hence this promotion.



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mornelithe on 15 January 2016

Keys are already gone, from what I understand.



NiKKoM on 15 January 2016

And I wasted hours to find my original pc copy when Bowie died..



 

Face the future.. Gamecenter ID: nikkom_nl (oh no he didn't!!) 

HoloDust on 15 January 2016
NiKKoM said:
And I wasted hours to find my original pc copy when Bowie died..

Last time I tried mine few years ago, it had lot of problems and graphical glitches. Does anyone has experience with GOG version?



QUAKECore89 on 15 January 2016

I have Omikron The Nomad Soul retail boxed for the PC & also Dreamcast.

Edit: the retail boxed shaped like pyramid.



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snyps on 15 January 2016
BasilZero said:

 

Might wanna put in the OP that for NA customers (not sure if its the same for EU) - in order to get the game free - on checkout - make sure to put in the promotion code: "Omikron" - otherwise it will charge you for $9.99 instead of $0.00.

 

Thanks Basil! Thanks Wright! I remember this for the dreamcast like a First Person Sword game iirc. Never played it before.



HoloDust on 15 January 2016
snyps said:
BasilZero said:

 

Might wanna put in the OP that for NA customers (not sure if its the same for EU) - in order to get the game free - on checkout - make sure to put in the promotion code: "Omikron" - otherwise it will charge you for $9.99 instead of $0.00.

 

Thanks Basil! Thanks Wright! I remember this for the dreamcast like a First Person Sword game iirc. Never played it before.

It's hard to label Omikron, it was so far ahead of its time - I guess it could be called semi-open world adventure game, with certain points in game where you either have to do some 3D fighting (reminded me of Battle Arena Toshinden back in days when I first played it) or FPS (not very good parts).

Still one of my favourite games, still waiting for Cage to stop jerking off to his own image in the mirror and make a sequel he announced 15 years ago.