Omerta: City of Gangsters- PC

Omerta: City of Gangsters- PC
alaScore 91

9 reviews

May, 2013

alaTest has collected and analyzed 9 reviews from magazines and websites. Reviewers are impressed by the graphics. The gameplay is also mentioned favorably, but many are negative about the design and usability.

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We analyzed user and expert ratings, product age and more factors. Compared to other PC Games the Omerta: City of Gangsters- PC is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 91/100 = Excellent quality.

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(Based on 9 reviews)

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Antichamber

 

Antichamber\r\nhas been racking up awards at indie game conferences since 2009, and stumbling\r\nmy way through the game made it easy to see why. This indie puzzler establishes\r\ncreator Alexander Bruce as the M.C. Escher of game development,...

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Omerta: City of Gangsters Review

 

A load of great 1920s atmosphere that comes up short on gameplay.

Jazz Age music and style; atmospheric art and lighting; good voice acting

No real strategy or challenge; badly flawed combat; interface problems

This tactical combat would be way better if a UFO landed and Sectoids and Mutons started melting mobsters' faces with hot plasma. Actually, wasn't that pretty much the concept of that MIA XCOM shooter? Ah well. How does this laid-back gangster...

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Omerta: City Of Gangsters review – refuse the offer

 

Becoming a gangster in 1920s America sounds a great idea for a video game, let alone a movie, but is this really XCOM with added Mafioso?

The strategy level graphics are very good and the music quite evocative, at least the first time round

The business sim side of the game is shallow, illogical, and hopelessly dull. The tactical level combat is half broken and just as uninteresting. Very limited multiplayer

You can see the basis of a good game here but Omerta gets almost everything wrong, from the shallow gameplay to the bland, characterless gangster atmosphere.

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