Grow, fight, collect and evade in the last cosmic arena the very end of time. Acquire Mass to evolve your Exoform from the nimble Atomto the godlike Omega and compete for fun and dominance in a fast-paced, multiplayer shooter.
Platforms
PCGenres
Indie ShooterThemes
Action Science fiction
Languages: English and 9 more
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Critic Reviews
Pardis Game
By Hamed ZahediOverall, Atomega can be considered a bold move from Ubisoft Reflections. But because of its lack of content in different places, it's only enjoyable in the beginning hours; and after that, you won't have any desire to enter the imaginary areas, fight enemies and gather experience points. Though I believe by releasing expansions which contain additional content, players can communicate better with the game
VGProfessional
By Mazen AbdallahAtomega takes the classic multiplayer fps formula and makes it ridiculous (in a fun way) by adding a levelling mechanic based on collecting resources. It’s a little light on maps and modes, but even with its limited content it serves as a powerful reminder to the bigshots in the FPS world that sometimes it pays to prioritize fun
Areajugones
By David LorenzoUbisoft presents an interesting game and a curious idea. However, it becomes really monotone due to the lack of game modes and only one playable map.
God is a Geek
By Gary BaileyAtomega's concept is great, especially in a world of identikit PvP shooters, but its dearth of content means it simply doesn't last.
Eurogamer
By Christian DonlanThe people behind Grow Home return with an ingenious multiplayer battler.
