Odium demo

Editors' ReviewDownload.com staffMarch 24, 2016Though the plot and action of this role-playing game are entertaining, graphic technology has come a long way since Odium was released. You're part of a team of blocky government soldiers sent to a spooky Russian former spy-training facility to root out a bunch of mutant monsters. There are plenty of puzzles to solve and comrades to rescue, and many nasty things are hiding around dark corners. Yet it's hard to suspend disbelief when the world in which you're adventuring is simply flat and uninspiring. Characters are crudely drawn and the scenery has little realistic texture. Though we could move our character around easily, it's tough to navigate with the program map. Odium's soundtrack keeps the hairs on your neck at attention, but unless you want to be a deaf soldier, we suggest you cut the volume a few points before play. Overall, Odium is an exciting adventure that will keep you interested, as long as you can look past the wimpy world.