Omegaland
Released Jul 2017
A simple, fun platformer. Explore a non-linear map, upgrade your character, and help Princess Omega find the keys to her castle! And who knows, there might be a few surprises along the way.
90% positive · 116 reviews
Done
All announced content has been released
High confidence
Done
All announced content has been released
High confidence
Where to get it
Free on Steam
Evaluation
Omegaland launched on July 12, 2017 as a complete, self-contained platformer. The developer made a handful of small patches in the weeks following launch — fixing bugs and adding minor features like alternative control schemes — but there was never any roadmap, announced DLC, or planned expansions. The developer's most recent post, from March 27, 2020, announced that the game was being made free-to-play out of goodwill during a difficult period. That post makes no mention of new content and instead frames the game as a finished product to be enjoyed casually. No DLC has ever been listed for the game. The store description describes a fixed set of content (25+ levels, 3 regions, 5 castles) with no suggestion that more is coming. The game launched as a complete product and has remained so.
Evidence
Developer made the game free-to-play, framing it as a finished casual experience for people to enjoy. No mention of new content or future updates.
Store description lists a fixed set of content (25+ levels, 3 regions, 5 castles) with no mention of planned additions or future updates.
Media
Details
Developer
Publisher
Jonas Kyratzes
Achievements
52
Platform
Windows
Controller
—
Steam Deck
Unsupported
Players
Single-player
About this game
Omegaland is a cute, simple platformer inspired by the classics.
Princess Omega has lost the five magical keys that open her castle - only you can help her! Explore the Flower Kingdom, from the icy island of Eisland to the hot desert of Sandkuchen Island, meet colourful creatures... and jump on their heads. Collect coins, purchase upgrades, and discover secret treasures on your heroic quest! After all, helping princesses is what heroes do. What could possibly go wrong?
Written and designed by Jonas Kyratzes (The Talos Principle, The Sea Will Claim Everything, Alphaland), with graphics by Verena Kyratzes (The Sea Will Claim Everything, Serious Sam 4).
The gameplay consists of classic platforming, but is more relaxed than other games in its genre. Exploration is encouraged, and the levels are full of secrets. There is no timer forcing you to move quickly, and you don't always have to move forward.
You explore the world using the map, so you can play the levels in a large variety of orders. Not all levels have to be played, but all of them contain stuff to find. There are also safe areas like the village of Happy Hill Homes, the Caravanserai in the desert, and the crazy hermit's shopping mall in Hermit Hollow. There you can talk to the locals and purchase upgrades like Extra Hearts or Double Jump Boots.
Princess Omega has lost the five magical keys that open her castle - only you can help her! Explore the Flower Kingdom, from the icy island of Eisland to the hot desert of Sandkuchen Island, meet colourful creatures... and jump on their heads. Collect coins, purchase upgrades, and discover secret treasures on your heroic quest! After all, helping princesses is what heroes do. What could possibly go wrong?
Features
- 25+ levels!
- 3 regions to explore in the order you prefer!
- 5 castles to plunder!
- Many secrets to discover!
- Treasure! From sacks of coins to big ol' chests, there's plenty to find!
- Lots of achievements!
- Collect coins and buy upgrades from wizards!
- Visit the crazy hermit's shopping mall in Hermit Hollow!
- Face the challenge of Tiny Hill!
- And be prepared for a few surprises along the way...
Credits
Written and designed by Jonas Kyratzes (The Talos Principle, The Sea Will Claim Everything, Alphaland), with graphics by Verena Kyratzes (The Sea Will Claim Everything, Serious Sam 4).
Gameplay
The gameplay consists of classic platforming, but is more relaxed than other games in its genre. Exploration is encouraged, and the levels are full of secrets. There is no timer forcing you to move quickly, and you don't always have to move forward.
You explore the world using the map, so you can play the levels in a large variety of orders. Not all levels have to be played, but all of them contain stuff to find. There are also safe areas like the village of Happy Hill Homes, the Caravanserai in the desert, and the crazy hermit's shopping mall in Hermit Hollow. There you can talk to the locals and purchase upgrades like Extra Hearts or Double Jump Boots.
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Last evaluated Jun 27, 2026
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