Arrow Keys / WASD — Movement. Space Bar — Toggles the pause menu. Currently, only two of the menu screens are available. Z — Performs a primary action. Currently, only the default form has an implemented primary action. X — Performs a secondary action. Currently, only two forms have implemented secondary actions. Q, E — Turns the dial to the left or to the right, respectively. Also changes the current menu screen if the game is paused. R — Unlocks the Omnitrix. This can be done while transformed, allowing the selection of another form without switching back. T — If the Omnitrix is activated, you will transform into the highlighted form. Code System — When the Omnitrix is charged and not currently in use, turning the dial will change an invisible value. Turning to the right increments it by one, while turning to the left punches in the current value. Every time a digit is inserted, the value will be reverted back to 0, so do not try to turn back to reduce the value. There are four dots next to the Omnitrix that indicate how many digits have already been inserted. Once all four are filled up, turning to the left once again will register the completed string as a code. If it is valid, a special effect will be triggered. If you enter the code '1-1-1-1' (Right - Left, a total of four times, and then turn left one more time), the Omnitrix will flash yellow. This is 'Capture Mode' — your ability to transform will temporarily be disabled and replaced with access to a beam of light that, if it connects to an alien form whose DNA is not currently registered in your Omnitrix, will copy it and add a new usable form to your database. To cancel out of this mode, turn the dial to the left once. Some additional codes — '2-2-2-2' — Toggles the Omnitrix's time-out alarm. This does not mean its limiter will be turned off. '1-2-3-4' — Soft Reset: Briefly resets the Omnitrix with a new randomized playlist. '4-3-2-1' — Hard Reset: Recalibrate the Omnitrix into a different look, as well as putting together a new randomized playlist.
Just a test — or is it? ...Yes, it is. As I couldn't wait to show off what I've been working on, I've decided to release an early demonstration of my third attempt at the OmniGalaxy concept. As of this very early build, it is only possible to walk around and customize your very own Omnitrix playlists, much like in ReOdyssey. However, the playlist building was vastly expanded upon, having a much more interactive menu and the ability to toggle between different forms for some of the transformations, as well as to create separate sets altogether. Feedback and suggestions will be greatly appreciated. Based on the Ben 10 franchise, which is a property of Cartoon Network and Man of Action.
