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A sandbox tactical RPG of steel, fire, friendship, and shonen anime. Assemble your crew, customize your Mech, and lead them in cinematic turn-based battles through a world ruled by rogue AI. The bonds you forge will decide who survives!
NITRO GEN OMEGA is a strategy, rpg and open world game
developed by DESTINYbit
and published by DESTINYbit and Beep Japan Inc..
Released on May 12th 2026 is available only on Windows
in 11 languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese and Portuguese - Brazil.
It has received 435 reviews of which 371 were positive and 64 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.0 out of 10. 😊
The game is currently priced at 29.99€ on Steam.
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- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10 64bit
- Processor: Intel Core i3-2120 / AMD Athlon 3000G
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: GTX 660 2GB / AMD HD 7750 1GB
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 4 GB available space
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A very very cautious "recommended". I haven't put a ton of hours into Nitro Gen Omega, Don't get me wrong, the game has a lot of great qualities. The combat system is quite novel and fun to wrap your head around. Its presentation too is overall pretty amazing. The artstyle is vibrant and the animations with all custom characters lare so full of personality. It's clear a lot of love went into this. However: There are a lot of weird little issues and bugs one will constantly run into. A lot of the UIs, while looking stylish, do feel awkward and intuitive to use. Some core functionalities like deleting a save are just gone, and I can't tell if it's a deliberate aspect of the mechanics or an oversight. Also I have run into quite a few bugs, the most consistent of them being stuck at redline, flying in circles around the hub while my crew won't stop asking me for their payday with overlapping text boxes, rendering me unable to enter any other input. I don't like putting a game like this down, It's really neat and scratches a particular mech shaped itch for me. There are absolutely the bones of a fun videogame here, but in its current state I can't really recommend it unless you have a particularly high tolerance for jank.
The game is very fun with a strong core, though I can see why some people are divided on it. The game took me about 20 hours to beat, and I did a good chunk of the sidequests on the way. The art style is nice, and the color palette really pops. The biggest aspect that will determine if you like the game is the battle system. The game is turn based and uses a timeline where you determine what actions are performed and when. There are also four quadrants that units can place themselves in. After you place an action on the timeline, the enemy units then place theirs. You have four crewmates that can each take an individual action, or have them pass their actions to each other if their relationship is developed enough. After all of the actions for a round are determined, then the round plays out. There's a lot to think about when planning the entire turn, and it can get somewhat confusing at times if you don't keep track. There are some lite RPG elements in the game in the form of personal traits and skills. They're mostly minor buffs with the occasional strong skill showing up as you raise each character's proficiency. You also have to manage some resources like fuel, mood and fatigue. Characters can go through mental breakdowns, epiphanies and even die if battles go poorly enough. It's not the deepest system, but it works for the most part. I suppose the weakest aspect of the game is the story, which is just OK. Its not bad, to be clear, and the plot overall makes sense. I really didn't find myself bored going through it, but it lacks compelling characters, since your crew is a bunch of randomly generated characters by default. There is a character customization option that you can use to make your own crew, and it's not too shabby. But don't expect anything deep. The game is worth the price, at least in my opinion. I didn't really have many complaints throughout. I know that might not be the same for everyone, but I had a good time and can recommend it to any one who wants a fresh turn based mecha game to sink their teeth into.
Nitro Gen Omega brings back that nostalgia of waking up early to watch your favourite Saturday morning shows, but it just never ends! I'm hooked! The combat system is fun, the music is fire and the action is endless! it is early access so there are a few QoL things that aren't there yet such as being able to save mech loadouts, character re-customization, although the current character creator is a little buggy where some features aren't accessible and you can only get them by chance or keep hitting random until you get one of the selections that isn't listed, but that said none of this has detracted from me absolutely loving the experience! 5/5 Stars! ★★★★★
Interesting term based mechanic where you select on a timeline. The attack animations need voice acting to get a real feel for it. The teammates are generated so you can manage a team so I get that they couldn't voice each generation without it feeling odd, but it would really add to the feel for the game.
This game has the potential to be something truly amazing. As it stand right now its very bare bones as far as real depth goes. But it is by no means awful in its current state, it just lacks the right aspects I think to keep your average player hooked for very long. I'd say at the very least take a chance on it now and view the money you spend as an investment for a hopefully great future return. Now I am gonna break the review down in to things I like and I feel it does well and things I feel need either further improvements or should be seriously considered added in by the time of full release. What I like and feel game is doing well at so far. 1. The art direction for character models is very charming and cute* (*objectively, rather then fluffy sparkly adorable kind of cute). There appears to be a fairly large asset pool for the models already, allowing for a lot of design combonations. 2. The general art design of the towns/hubs, drawn npc characters and overall underlining aesthetic reminds me of the sort of the heavily stylized skater punk street pop art from the early 2000s, Jet Grind Radio readily comes to mind, among other things. 3. The music, fits well with the tone and aesthetic of the game. 4. The cockpit camera moments are a fun dynamic and it cool to see what the respective crew are doing at their post in response to the actions you have order them to have their mecha do in battle. It really does pay good tribute the early mecha anime in that regard, and makes even a low stakes battle feel far more epic then it probably has any right to be and I'm okay with that. 5. Devs actually listen to community feedback and have already made changes to the game to response, some of which weren't even originally planned for the game but they did it anyway. They could have just snubbed us and stuck purely to their original vision of the game with the hope that the majority of the playerbase would just fall in line after a bit. But they didn't they decided the requests were with in reason and have been working hard to make them a reality. I can not stress how big of a deal it for them to have acknowledged our voices. I mean they did ask for feed back but sadly some dev teams treat such statements purely as a formality and have little interest in actually listening to the player community, its great this team isn't like that. Things I think need more work or serious consideration in being added. 1. Currently there is no real driving story and considering development is still underway, I'm not going to be to critical of that fact right now. You are dropped in to the world and aside from the fact you need money to keep your airship gassed up and your crew paid there really is nothing calling you to rove out into the world. In fact, unless you take a bounty, you won't run into any enemies at all on your, making the world feel rather empty lifeless, despite visually it looking like it full of stories to tell and random encounters to have. Having a higher goal, then go to Settlement B to make money, only for them to send you to Settlement E cause they can't offer you anything at the moment, isn't exactly a very compelling main quest line. 2. This ties a bit into point 1., but there is no central character, your whole crew is essentially both potential MCs and red shirts all at once. With all crew members being technically expendable and there for not plot important there once again is sense of limited personal stake in the world. It would be nice if you could designate a character as the a main, and then actually have a plot line for them to follow with all the other crew you can pick up being there as supporting cast. 3. [Has been addressed by the Devs, whom found the requests of the player community reasonable and acted upon them] 4. More depth to crew interactions, after all the time I sunk into the game already it clear there are multiple personality types randomly assigned to crew, being able to see those play out a bit more deeply would not only add the to the charm but also give players a bit more investment in the crew's overall well being. Never underestimate the value of given players reasons to form emotional attachment their characters, and bonds. 5. The world the game is set in, is bursting with potential, but it needs that potential harness, it needs more life, players should be rewards for exploring and there be chances for combat outside of bounties. To have such a vast world map and most of it just be there for show, makes the long distances between settlements seem unjustifiable if there is nothing that can be potentially done along the way. Seriously, with lack of anything to do outside of bounties the lack of a fast travel between settlements only draws more painful attention to how much of the world is currently just going to waste. So do hope the devs breath more life into to world cause it looks like it has many stories to tell outside of the settlements. Conclusion. If you are still reading, congrats on not having the attention span of a 4 year old and my deeps thanks for putting up with my ramblings that I hope were at least a tiny bit insightful. As I mentioned near the start, I do recommend the game, but buying it now really should be viewed more as an investment, and while I'd like to believe the devs are motivated enough to push on without pre-release money being tossed at them, knowing people are willing to drop money on the product even in its current state could prove the confidence boost the devs might need to really throw their hearts and souls into delivering an amazing final product.
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NITRO GEN OMEGA is currently priced at 29.99€ on Steam.
No, NITRO GEN OMEGA is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 29.99€ on Steam.
Yes, NITRO GEN OMEGA received 371 positive votes out of a total of 435 achieving a rating of 7.96.
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NITRO GEN OMEGA was developed by DESTINYbit and published by DESTINYbit and Beep Japan Inc..
Yes, NITRO GEN OMEGA is playable and fully supported on Windows.
No, NITRO GEN OMEGA is not playable on MacOS.
No, NITRO GEN OMEGA is not playable on Linux.
NITRO GEN OMEGA is a single-player game.
Yes, there are 2 DLCs available for NITRO GEN OMEGA. Explore additional content available for NITRO GEN OMEGA on Steam.
No, NITRO GEN OMEGA does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
No, NITRO GEN OMEGA does not support Steam Remote Play.
Yes, NITRO GEN OMEGA is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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18
Developer
DESTINYbit
Publisher
DESTINYbit,
Beep Japan Inc.
Release
12 May 2026
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