OMEGA 6: The Triangle Stars, formerly OMEGA 6: The Video Game, is a visual novel developed by Happymeal and Pleocene, and published by City Connection.

About

OMEGA 6: The Triangle Stars is a 16-bit command-style adventure game. Players can freely travel between three stellar locations centered around the planet Imposter and gather information about treasure. At times, there will be battles against scoundrels and bounty hunters. Set off on a treasure hunting adventure full of mystery and surprise as you take down your rivals!

Story

Future Earth.

Thanks to a technology that extends the average lifespan up to about 400 years, people refused to embrace the next generation and now live a life full of leisure.

One day, Earth saw an important migration of aliens and in the blink of an eye, all the major cities were occupied by aliens.

To help mankind prosper again, Victor Franglin, a leading expert in lifespan research, created two androids, Thunder and Kyla, and their spaceship Omega 6, to help him in his research and find a new Earth where humans can live.

They have been exploring space for more than 400 years for the planet of their dream, but to no avail, and this is how they ended up buying a whole planet.

Now heavily indebted, our two heroes work as bounty hunters and treasure hunters and their adventures to various planets are about to begin!

Staff

• Takaya Imamura (Story and Art) – Illustrator and mangaka. He joined Nintendo in 1989 and worked on the art direction for series like Star Fox, F-Zero, and The Legend of Zelda. He quit his job in 2021, and now works as an engineering teacher at the International Professional University of Technology in Osaka as well as a freelance illustrator. He launched his first manga OMEGA 6 in France in October 2022.
• Shinobu Amayake (Sound) – Composer and musician. She composed for Nintendo games such as Stunt Race FX, NES Open Tournament Golf, Wario’s Woods, and Pokemon Ranger. After her leaving Nintendo, she now works as a pianist and a jazz vocalist. She performs in Kyoto and Osaka.