Once our expert jury had agreed on the best entries, the top eight games were put forward to the public vote, with Operius emerging victorious with a huge share of the votes.
When we launched the Opera GX Game Jam with GameMaker Studio 2 back in the summer, we were amazed to receive over 900 entries from indie game creators eager to entertain those inflicted by the boredom of unexpected internet outages. Sorry dinos – you and your single player mode have just become extinct!
#Opera gx game Offline
Being offline doesn’t mean you can’t play together: just share your keyboard with a friend and enter the two player mode. While the pulsating high-adrenaline soundtrack, written by Catonator, means there’s no doubt that Operius is a game designed for gamers (and not for people doing their online grocery shopping or internet banking). While certain offline dinosaur games seem prehistoric and surfing games feel washed, Operius features razor-sharp, retro-inspired vector graphics which pay homage to the great space-based arcade shooters of the eighties. But first, players must blast and dodge their way through hordes of alien invaders, as they progress sector by sector in their quest for glory. The only way to save the planet’s internet is to fly into the UFO and destroy it from the inside. Suspicion quickly turns to a large unidentified flying object first sighted around the time of the outage. Now, whenever you are faced with the dreaded “No Internet Page” when GX cannot connect to the internet, Operius will be there to entertain you!ĭesigned by talented indie creator, Mors, Operius is set in a dark future when all of the world’s computers have simultaneously lost their connection to the internet. Our quest is finally over, and we are thrilled to be able to introduce Operius – the first in-browser offline game to feature in Opera GX. Which is why we recently challenged artists and game creators from across the cosmos, to design the most awesome UFO themed in-browser offline game for Opera GX (the only browser designed specifically for gamers). Let’s face it, we’ve all had to deal with the horror of dodgy internet or the pain of patchy WiFi at one time or another and the acute boredom that follows.īut losing your online connection doesn’t mean that the fun has to stop.
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