Omnicore: Freiza's Retribution

- 🌌 Procedurally generated galaxy - ⭐ 400+ star systems across 5 hostile zones - 👾 150+ enemy types across ground and space - 🏹 15 tower classes with unique abilities - 🪐 14 planetary biomes with environmental hazards - 💰 3 trading game modes: Auction, Bomb Draw, and Stock Exchange - 👑 Conquer, govern, and tax your vassal stars — their happiness shapes the fate of your empire - 🚀 Deep-space exploration with resource gathering and dangerous frontier expeditions - 🛠 Full battlefield crafting for survival, adaptation, and momentum - 🔮 Equivalent-exchange transmutation that turns surplus matter into the resources you need most - 🎙 Voiced storylines in 7 languages: English, Russian, Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, French, and Spanish - ⚔ Timeline-based tactical ship combat - 🤖 5 autonomous faction AI systems - ⏳ 500+ hours of gameplay The Plague Tide consumes the galaxy. Five warlords carve what remains. In desperation, Chancellor Aldric reaches across time — and summons you.

A wizard from a forgotten age. Your mission: reclaim over 400 star systems across 5 hostile zones. You are not ready for this.

A procedurally generated galaxy sprawls before you. Five factions with autonomous AI expand every 21 days, devouring your borders. Tax your vassals too hard and they rebel.

Ignore a frontier and watch it dissolve. There are three ways to lose. Exactly one way to win.

When night falls, everything wants you dead. 71+ enemy types swarm — ground crawlers, wall-phasing hunters, flying beholders, siege ents, and 10 bosses that will end your run. Build mazes.

Place towers. Craft on the battlefield — but if enemies destroy your table mid-build, everything is lost. Night doesn't end on a timer.

It ends when every last enemy falls. Or when you do. When dawn breaks, you dig.

Beneath every conquered planet lies ore, oil, and diamonds. Drill through alien rock. Lay pipe networks to hidden oil pockets.

Deploy autonomous workers. The sand orb — a glowing sphere collecting your haul — expires in 10 seconds. Deposit it or lose everything.

The clock never stops. When credits run dry, you trade. Auctions with real-time descending prices.

20 NPC competitors — the Impulse Buyer grabs fast, the Shark bluffs high, the Calculator never overpays. 32 Fate Cards flip the table: Monopoly, Sabotage, Market Crash. Then the Bomb Draw.

Pull profit cards one by one — but 15% are bombs. Push your luck or walk away with nothing. Intergalactic Stock Exchange is always open, waiting to test your genius against a living market.

If you’ve got the brains to read the swings and make the right calls, credits will come easy, and in this galaxy, credits are the lifeblood of survival, expansion, and power. Bomb Draw is where cargo becomes cash. Dutch Auction gets the goods into your hold, but Bomb Draw is where you turn nerve, timing, and greed into a mountain of credits.

Learn how to play both systems together and you can build a fortune fast, but every card is a wager, and luck can just as easily leave you with nothing but smoke. --- When factions push into your territory, you fight. Drop onto hostile planets.

14 biomes, each one killing you differently. Ice worlds where you can't stop sliding. Crystal caverns that reflect your bullets back.

Arenas that shrink until there's nowhere left. At the highest difficulty, 15 enemies spawn instantly. The last waves get 3x HP.

Pure adrenaline. When empires crumble, you battle among the stars. Timeline-based tactical combat.

Both ships race a shared bar — reach 100 first, you act. Bullets cost 20 time. Lasers cost 70.