Omertà [v0.6] [M.C Games]

M.C Games released a new game called Omertà and the version is 0.6. The game’s story is about You enjoying the nightlife, women, fast cars, and lots of money. Everything seems to be going your way until life decides otherwise. All it takes is one stray bullet, one stray person, and one mistake for everything to go downhill.

After losing everything and being thrown into prison, you breathe the fresh air of freedom again for a second chance. But the past still clings to you. Will you leave behind everything you lost, or will you try again to regain what you lost? Of course, your choice is the second! You return to it again with promise and determination. Will you make the same mistake or take the opportunity to change your outcome?

Developer:	M.C
File Size:	966.2 MB
Version:	0.6
OS:	Windows
Languages:	English

game details

Game Version Changelog:

v0.6 (EP2 Start – REWORK )

Story and Content:

Episode 2 – Start (Nearly 3 hours of content!)

Other:

Recap ( In case you didn’t play EP1, you can just watch a Recap to get into the story and straight to EP2)
– Given the nature of rework and story itself, this is advised option. Skipping it would be bad move.
Story Rework.
Graphical Rework.
4 Soundtracks.
Free Roam mode removed due to voting. The game will now come in VN / Choices style format.

v0.5 (EP1)

Chapter 3 (This concludes EP1 – See you soon.)
Typo fixes
Additional Christmas Content as result of the poll on Patreon.

v0.4

Chapter 2 Part 2
Fixed the issue with earlier Yuri scenes.
Typo fixes.

v0.3

Chapter 2
Fixed some issues on the characters that was reported. (Much appreciated SHG)
Bunch of typo fixes as per usual.

Developer Notes:

Before anyone asks me, no, no fucking NTR in any of my games. Period. End of debate.

Another side note, Omertà will be released in EP’s, the reason for this is for me to avoid huge game files and uploading them which is personally a huge hassle for me due to my shitty ISP, this will also enable me to hop from project to project as I intended for myself to avoid potential burnout by working on a single project for extended periods of time. This also serves me as a way to see demand for games, if the interest is low or non existant, I will not waste my life or time on producing something that there is no interest in.