Omega Software Solutions
Press kit

Press kit

Everything on this page is free to use in coverage of our games: fact sheets, boilerplate to paste, logos and cover art. Anything you need that is not here, ask for it at omegasolutionsbusiness@gmail.com with “Press” in the subject line.

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Studio fact sheet

Omega Software Solutions studio facts
StudioOmega Software Solutions
Based inUnited States
Siteomegagamesonline.com
GamesWreck Run, Merge Bastion, Daybreak Factory, Necrowave
PlatformsEvery game plays in a web browser, desktop and mobile. Each also has an Android build; none is listed on a store, and Necrowave’s is unreleased.
PriceFree to play in a browser
MonetisationFree to play, no accounts. Nothing hosted on this site requests an ad. Wreck Run, Merge Bastion and Daybreak Factory are ad-supported on a game portal, and on Android through Unity Ads, and have no purchases. Necrowave is on no portal; its Android build carries advertising through AppLovin MAX and Unity Ads and has Google Play Billing in it, with nothing on sale yet.
AccountsNone; progress saves on the player’s own device. Wreck Run, Merge Bastion and Daybreak Factory post scores to an online leaderboard Omega runs itself
Contactomegasolutionsbusiness@gmail.com; press and player support share it

Boilerplate

Short

Omega Software Solutions is an independent United States studio. It makes small finished games: a one-button stunt runner, a merge tower defense, an idle factory that bulldozes itself every day, and a horde defense where you build the field before you have to hold it. They all run in a browser.

Long

Omega Software Solutions is an independent studio in the United States. Its browser games run in a tab with nothing to download and nobody to sign in as, and each has a finished Android build that has not yet been listed on a store. Wreck Run is a one-button rocket stunt runner: hold for flips, hold too long and the rider arrives head first, and every crash site stays on the day's shared track as debris for the runs that follow. Merge Bastion is a merge tower defense whose chain of combinations ends in 276 apex towers, each with its own name. Daybreak Factory is bulldozed every morning; the player keeps one permanent perk out of the rubble and starts the floor again. Necrowave hands the player a field, some Scrap and a build timer, then sends the horde at whatever they put on the ground; the weapons fire themselves, so the only inputs are moving, dashing and one of three cards on level-up. It runs in a browser, though it is a considerably larger download than the studio’s other games. Its Android build carries advertising — AppLovin MAX and Unity Ads — and Google Play Billing; nothing in it is on sale.

Game fact sheets

Screenshot galleries live on each game page.

Wreck Run

A one-button stunt runner. Hold the button for flips, let go too late and the rider arrives head first, and the game has six names ready for how it went wrong. Every player gets the same track for the day, and every crash site is left on it as debris for the runs that follow. New track in the morning.

Wreck Run fact sheet
GenreOne-button stunt runner
PlatformsWeb browser; Android build finished, not yet listed
ControlsTap, click, Space, W or Up to hop and flip. In the air, a flicked or pressed direction fires one of twelve tricks
SessionEndless runs; a typical run lasts a few minutes
OrientationLandscape only
Android packagecom.omega.wreckrun
PriceFree in a browser
MonetisationFree, ad-supported
Store listingsComing soon
Links Game page · Play in browser · Cover art, PNG · Cover art, WebP

Merge Bastion

Towers on plinths, skeletons on the road below, and a merge chain that runs from two Fire towers up to 276 apex towers, each with its own name. A run ends when the tenth life goes and the gate falls.

Merge Bastion fact sheet
GenreMerge tower defense
PlatformsWeb browser; Android build finished, not yet listed
ControlsTap or drag to merge; mouse and keyboard shortcuts throughout
SessionEndless waves; a run ends when the gate falls
Android packagecom.omega.mergebastion
OrientationLandscape only
PriceFree in a browser
MonetisationFree, ad-supported
Store listingsComing soon
Links Game page · Play in browser · Cover art, PNG · Cover art, WebP

Daybreak Factory

Everything the player built today is bulldozed tomorrow. Yesterday's Factory is totted up, three perk cards come up, and one of them is kept forever.

Daybreak Factory fact sheet
GenreIdle factory with a daily reset
PlatformsWeb browser; Android build finished, not yet listed
ControlsTap the floor, buy machines; Space, 1–6 and Q on a keyboard
SessionShort sessions; the floor resets every real-time day
OrientationLandscape only
Android packagecom.omega.daybreakfactory
PriceFree in a browser
MonetisationFree, ad-supported
Store listingsComing soon
Links Game page · Play in browser · Cover art, PNG · Cover art, WebP

Necrowave

The player is one of the locals who turns up when the old Spire rings a bad note. Between waves they spend Scrap laying walls and turrets across a field; when the timer runs out they fight inside what they built. Weapons swing and burn on their own cooldowns and choose their own targets. Nobody aims. The player moves, dashes, and takes one of three cards on level-up.

Necrowave fact sheet
GenreHorde defense with a build phase between waves
PlatformsWeb browser, desktop and mobile; Android build unreleased and not listed. The browser version is a considerably larger download than the studio’s other games.
ControlsOne thumb on a touchscreen; WASD or arrows to move and Space to dash on a keyboard. Move, dash, and one of three cards on level-up; weapons fire themselves
SessionShort sittings; the run saves mid-wave and comes back where it stopped
Android packagecom.omega.necrowave
OrientationPortrait
MonetisationFree. The browser build requests no advertising. The Android build carries advertising through AppLovin MAX and Unity Ads and has Google Play Billing in it. Nothing is on sale yet.
StatusPlayable in a browser now; Android version unreleased
Links Game page · Play in browser · Cover art, PNG · Cover art, WebP
ScreenshotsPortrait WebP: build phase · holding the gate · character select · arena select · Old Moss's store · title screen

Cover art

Every cover comes as PNG and as WebP.

  • Wreck Run cover

    The title card: the logo over the track, with a zombie riding a pink firework rocket.

    PNG WebP

  • Merge Bastion cover

    The title card: element towers on plinths above the road, with the knight at the bastion gate.

    PNG WebP

  • Daybreak Factory cover

    The title card: the logo over the factory hall, with the six machine cards along the bottom.

    PNG WebP

  • Necrowave cover

    The feature graphic: the skull, the wordmark, and the line about the weapons. Wider than the other covers.

    PNG WebP

Logos and marks

Please do not recolour or rebuild the lockup. On a light background, use the single-colour version.

  • The Omega Software Solutions lockup: the omega mark beside the word OMEGA over SOFTWARE SOLUTIONS

    Horizontal lockup

    The default logo. Use the SVG wherever you can.

    SVG PNG Single-colour SVG
  • The Omega Software Solutions mark: a cyan-to-magenta omega in a rounded square

    Mark only

    For avatars, favicons and anywhere the wordmark will not fit.

    SVG PNG

Screenshots: the full gallery for each game sits on its own page, at Wreck Run, Merge Bastion, Daybreak Factory and Necrowave. If you want a specific frame or a review copy, email omegasolutionsbusiness@gmail.com.

Permissions

Use the logos, cover art and screenshots on this page in articles, videos and streams about our games, and crop or scale them to fit your layout. That is what they are here for. Please do not alter the artwork itself or use it to imply that we endorse a product, and note that everything else in our games remains our property or that of the artists we licensed it from.

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