Freedom!

With people stuck at home and bored out of their heads, I thought this might be a good point to make Omegaland free. It was conceived as the kind of game that used to appear on Newgrounds or Kongregate (plus some earlier influences), so it just seemed appropriate. I make games for people to enjoy, not because I want to make money, and since these days I am lucky enough to work full-time as a game writer, I don't need to struggle quite as hard for every cent.

(Yes, that does mean I would like to make The Sea Will Claim Everything free as well; we'll see about that when The Council of Crows is ready. In general, I want to make most of my future personal work free if possible.)

Anyway! If you haven't played Omegaland before, I suggest approaching it casually. A fun little thing that you don't expect too much from, just a silly little PC platformer that you got for free. Bounce around its world, smile at a couple of daft jokes, see if you can get all five Golden Keys. There are adventures to be had!