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Puzzle, Indie, Science fiction
Go on a captchavating adventure with Omi, a friendly (if a bit quirky) artificial intelligence! Learn to see the world the way Omi does as you solve image, word, and number puzzles inspired by the CAPTCHAs we’ve all had to do to prove we’re not a robot.
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Raw, contemplative, nostalgic and cryptic.
2 profiled raters. Loved most by The Comfort Seekers.
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Indie Games DevelLaura RosadaMar 20266.5/10Omi: Oh My AI is a one-of-a-kind experience, designed for those who appreciate games that defy conventions and invite reflection on the relationship between humans and machines. It’s not a game for everyone—players seeking action or replayability might be disappointed. However, those looking for a relaxed, witty, and narrative-rich adventure will find this indie gem a delightful discovery. If you’re ready to dive into an experience that blends nostalgia, humor, and reflection, Omi: Oh My AI is well worth a try. Despite its limitations, its originality and innovative approach make it a memorable title. Don’t hesitate to download it on Steam and get ready to see the world through the eyes of an AI!
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Checkpoint GamingOmi KoulasJan 20264/10Omi Oh My AI has admirable intentions, but none of that makes up for how unfinished it feels. The CAPTCHA gimmick wears thin quickly, and constant technical issues make it impossible to tell when the game is being clever or simply broken. While it’s easy to respect the ambition behind the project, ambition alone isn’t enough.
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LadiesGamers.comAmanda SeraphimJan 2026I love meta-games. Titles like Inscryption, There Is No Game: Wrong Dimension, and Bem Feito have left a lasting impression by brilliantly playing with the form. Omi Oh My AI doesn’t reach that standard. Even its attempt at The Stanley Parable’s experimental style falls flat. The only praise I can offer is for the initial idea—loved in concept, loathed in execution. It pains me to give an indie title a negative review, but I had a bad time. It was boring, tedious, and felt like an eternity despite lasting only a few hours. I have no desire to play the third act, and while curiosity about the non-existent story might one day compel me, I cannot recommend it.
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