OMUI is a first-person narrative horror game set in an alternate reality 1970s Iran. A playful childhood afternoon in Tehran descends into the trauma of the Iranian Revolution, transforms into a nuclear apocalypse, and concludes with the suicide of my Uncle Ramin.
Onto Maizilind Unto Infinity is one of the strangest narrative experiences I have played, and it definitely left an impression on me. It begins with what seems like an ordinary childhood afternoon in Tehran before gradually turning into something much darker involving political upheaval, war, personal tragedy and a fictional nuclear apocalypse. I liked...
This is where I wish I could put a neutral recommendation into this. I think the visuals are fantastic, as with all of Gechtman’s games, but outside of this the game is far less digestible. Probably ironic considering Promesa and Cucchi, but OMUI was a whole different story. I didn’t feel as though there was a strong narrative and was pretty all over...
it was a good game, only bad thing was the fact that it kept crashing with bad lag spikes. It isn't a hardware problem because I can run 300 fps in most games.
