A downloadable game for Windows and macOS

Hey guys, It's been a while since i dropped a question here for a build. I recently upgraded from a late 2011 17' Macbook Pro to a HP Omen mid 2017 (the brand new series that just released). My specifications are as follows: Product name: OMEN by HP - 17-an015ng Processor: Intel® Core™. Stunning 17.3” screen NVIDIA® GeForce RTX™ 2080. 9th generation Intel® Core™ i9 processor. 16 GB memory, 1TB SSD storage. Sweet 15.6” screen.

A STUNNING NEW FIRST-PERSON-SHOOTER FROM GEMINI HOME ENTERTAINMENT & ALPINE ARTS

• INTENSE ACTION
  
• CHALLENGING PUZZLES
• HIGH QUALITY GRAPHICS

CONTROLS:

WASD to move
SPACE to jump
LEFT CLICK to shoot

Special thanks to Swift for creating some specific models + additional help.

Known bugs:

1. Players are able to use trees in the first zone to jump over map borders
2. Players may get stuck on the final screen (Fix: On Windows, press the Windows key and manually close Lethal Omen. On Mac, press Command + Option + Escape and force quit Lethal Omen)
3. Enemies may be unable to kill the player and may cause the player to be pushed out of bounds
4. A particular sequence can be broken by backtracking your steps
5. Touching an object in a scene near the end will reset the scene

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[[May have spoilers ahead, please if you want to play it better do it now before reading my stuff]]
Really small experience but has a couple of nice ideas. Nothing new or super original, but somehow put nicely together, altough I wish it had a little more polish, even if it aims for the PSX asthetic. For example, more feedback when firing and hitting an 'ennemy'. Better yet, another example is, I would have aimed for the secret ending pretty easily because I tried to shoot the targets instinctively, but with the lack of feedback yet again, I just tought to myself 'err, they're probably props'. I had to see a guide to see that, indeed, I was right. I did also get lost quickly aiming for the normal ending after encountering the cursed soldier guy becoming a tree, I didn't know yet where to go until eventually I found the open basement door. The sound design and the level design do their jobs, nothing more and nothing less. Yet, it all works together rightly enough. In my book, I couldn't resist and put a couple bucks in. Go aim for even higher, seeing your evolution from your two previous games, I'm really looking forward for what you might pull off next.

What a awesome Playstation game! I sure do hope that nothing bad happens.

I'm getting the 'you don't have permission to open the application' error, all users are admins on my mac.

I was wondering if you could make a Raspberry Pi build of the game. Thanks!!

Might be an issue with other accounts on your computer. If you're not an admin account, you may need to approve it using an admin account. I don't think it's an issue with the game since I haven't seen this happen for anyone else. I hope you can get the game working!

Been a fan of the series for awhile, this was a great addition to the lore!

Well, that was fun.

Also, the jump scares whenever the enemies showed up made me jump so hard that I hurt my neck.

Question with Spoilers:
What does the 4th key do?
Edit: Nevermind. You'll find the answer, and I love it.
Edit 2: You have to do a second thing. Involves shooting something obvious.

Will there be any content updates or bug fixes? Can't wait to play it!

I'm slowly working on a patch for some bugs that have been found. Not sure about content updates, at least for the time being.

Great game, I had a lot of fun playing it, and was even spooked a few times. So, without spoiling too much, I wanted to know if there was anything I was missing. I've gotten 4 different ending screens: I've been killed by the enemies, I've gotten the win screen, I've found the mannequin, and I found the road to Prophet. Are there any other endings? Also, is there a use for the guy t-posing? Let me know if I should remove anything from this comment to prevent spoilers too.

cool and strange story

Pretty cool little game. It's pretty simple but there's something interesting about it. I dig it, man. Thanks!

Won't lie, it's pretty well done... I can't wait to see what you could come up with for a game, seriously. 9.9/10

If you want to close it on Windows, I have another suggestion:

1. Press the Windows Key and return to your desktop
2. Rightclick the taskbar and click Task Manager
3. Rightclick 'Lethal Omen' and then click 'Go to Details'
4. Click End Task
5. If a confirmation message appears, click End Process and it'll hopefully close

Hope that works for you all (sorry Mac users :P)

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