Omega Patterns Analysis

The protagonist of Omega Pattern is Shaiel, a 21 year old that has been living his life on the run from an organization called Bioagora. He’s got a pretty good reason for avoiding them too as they have a tendency to recruit people with special brain patterns to work as their agents. These brain patterns typically cause the development of psychic skills, which is valuable to Bioagora. Since the organization tend to use any means necessary to get people with these abilities under their control and Shaiel is a perfect candidate, he’s been trying to keep a low profile. However, as it begins to become harder and harder to avoid Bioagora, Shaiel’s only option might be to throw in his lot with the Celtas, the only other group with any hope of opposing Bioagora. Unfortunately for Shaiel, he and his guardian end up being ambushed by Bioagora agents.

After a short prologue, Omega Pattern opens with Shaiel waking up in a hospital only to hear some

The game is also quite short if you only stick to a single playthrough, so we definitely recommend exploring all three story paths for some replay value. The world that Borokai Studio has created for this game is quite an interesting one and while it contains some familiar elements there story also veers in some unexpected directions. Depending on the choices you make, some scenes could have a positive or negative outcome and some choices lead you down a pretty dark path. However, no matter how much of a mess you make or get into based on your choices, the game will never end before the final “To Be Continued” where all paths end up eventually. Although the game doesn’t go overboard with fan service as is often the case with the genre, it is definitely not aimed at children either. In addition to the rather dark twists and turns the story takes, the protagonist doesn’t hold back when it comes to swearing