Odium (1999)

Modern story, Nice characters, interesting monsters and huge inventory. Best part is inventroy and conversations.

User Rating: 8.3 | Odium (1999) PC

By centrosaurus | Review Date: March 4, 2007

The story rotates around some fictitious ideas in Poland. There are Three fixed characters, later on two female and one more male character and then a monster itself joins the team. But the game ends with three alive characters.

The monsters are fierce but interesting. They can be killed by a variety of combinations.

The weapons are limited initially, but as the game progresses and monsters cannot be killed by melee weapons alone more and more ranged weapons come into gameplay.

Other than weapons there is health inventory. The game progresses by raise in the levels of individual members of team as they become more and more masterful in killing monsters.

It was one of my first PC games. All those beginners would enjoy this game.

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