Omen of Sorrow, a fighting game published by Eastasiasoft and developed by AOne Game, is coming to Nintendo Switch. The game will include new endings in arcade mode and reworked narrative mode material for the Nintendo platform version.
About Omen of Sorrow
Omen of Sorrow has established a cult favorite among fighting game fans since its first release. AOne Games and Eastasiasoft Limited have worked hard to improve the experience for more gamers across many platforms and geographies. Omen of Sorrow’s 2.5D brawling is powered by Unreal Engine 4 and takes place throughout a variety of complex environments with handmade animations and dramatic endings, all paired to a magnificent soundtrack by composer Francisco Cerda.
A new horror has awoken in a subterranean underworld governed by night monsters! Omen of Sorrow combines creatures from horror films, literature, and mythology for a unique fighting game experience. Omen of Sorrow is a game that drips style, drawing inspiration from a variety of arcade classics while also delivering its own distinct ideas and mature visuals. This traditional 4-button fighting game rewards or punishes players based on how aggressive their playstyle is, putting a skill-centric spin on combat while keeping the experience accessible to newcomers. With a roster inspired by such icons as Frankenstein’s monster and Egyptian high priest Imhotep, this traditional 4-button fighting game rewards or punishes players based on how aggressive their playstyle is, putting a skill-centric spin on combat while keeping the experience accessible to newcomers.
Features
- Choose from a diverse cast of characters based on horror classics.
- Take down opponents in style with cinematic finishes!
- Play against the computer in single-player settings or compete against friends online.
- Plan ahead of time and use aggressive play to swing the tide of battle!
Omen of Sorrow will be available on Nintendo Switch in both physical and digital formats. Pre-orders for the boxed edition will begin on February 24 at 7 a.m. PT / 10 a.m. ET / 3 p.m. in the UK / 4 p.m. in Europe on Play-Asia.
