Omega Quintet for PC launches Dec 15

Omega Quintet will launch for PC around Steam on Dec 15. It will launch during a 40 percent bonus cost of $17.99, before eventually changing to a customary cost of $29.99.

Here’s an overview of a game, around a Steam page:

About

Humanity is in peril! A lethal materialisation famous as Blare threatens to devour all life on earth and is eating divided during a minds of humans worldwide. No required army can stop a Blare and it has fast widespread worldwide. But in one city, a tiny race binds out opposite this lethal threat…

Enter a Verse Maidens: 5 well-developed girls with absolute low-pitched abilities are a usually ones who offer any hope. These inspiring, darling idols contingency use their powers of strain and dance to clean out a Blare forever. Now a Verse Maidens’ strength and bravery are all that’s left to strengthen a people, their hopes and their dreams…

Omega Quintet is a hybrid JRPG and Idol Simulation. Use your 5 super-cute idols’ sound weapons opposite a Blare’s immorality forces. Build an arsenal of lethal attacks and skills and hype adult your fans to clear absolute combo attacks.

Key Features

• Every conflict is a stage, so play to a crowd! In Concert Mode benefit a boost from your music, fill your Voltage Gauge faster and clear your many absolute special skills.
• Extensively customize your idols’ looks. Change outfits, accessories, hair and mics. Be clever enemies don’t strike we with an outfit-busting “Costume Break”, withdrawal we exposed to conflict and red-faced in front of your fans!
• Sing your foes into unconcern regulating a “Harmonics” system: wobble opposite idols’ skills into impossibly lethal sequence combos. Add any ability in a scold sequence to greaten a pain!
• Use a absolute PVS complement to choreograph and furnish singular song videos of your idols biggest hits. Use your rodent to chuck in additional effects during a concert

If we missed it final month, locate a trailer here.

Omega Quintet initial launched for PlayStation 4 in Oct 2014 in Japan, followed by North America and Europe in Apr and May 2015.