With the world of OS Omega being within the computer realm, somewhat reminding me of one of my all-time favorite movies, TRON, OS Omega had myWith the world of OS Omega being within the computer realm, somewhat reminding me of one of my all-time favorite movies, TRON, OS Omega had my interest on a core level. Your goal, as Binary Boy, is to save your home from a nasty virus set to wreck your digital existence. Boasting a wide array of weapons, on paper this twin-stick RPG adventure can seem to have promise, but in execution it really falls apart pretty quickly. Sluggish and muddy controls are a central problem that immediately hits you and the somewhat wonky state of things just continues to hit you here and there on a consistent basis, sapping energy and excitement from what could be by the rough state of what is instead. Feeling quite desperately in need of patching I currently would currently consider it a pass.