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Lethal Omen is an independent, Unity-engine-based horror First-Person Shooter game, developed by Alpine Arts and released in 2020. Based off Gemini Home Entertainment's video of the same name, you are an unnamed protagonist, armed with nothing but a gun, inside the Moonlight Acres Family Camp. Pretty harmless, right?

The video game can be downloaded for free here.


This game provides examples of:

  • All There in the Manual: The game itself is based on Gemini Home Entertainment, more specifically its Lethal Omen Commercial episode.
  • Body Horror: One of the enemies is fused into a Nature's Mockery.
    • In the "Standard Ending," the humanoid screaming is either covered in organic material or is the victim of flesh decay.
  • Dream Walker: The Mannequins, who can invade games.
  • Foreshadowing: Not of events later in the game, but of events which take place in videos after the game was released.
    • The bulletin board has a note which makes mention of a "SIV."
    • One of the television screens depicts the Sleep Image Visualizer (or SIV) information tape. Shooting the screen shows the dream of Adam Levitch, (former) Men's Club Supervisor.
    • One of the endings depicts the crying face which would later be seen in Games For Kids.
  • Meat Moss: The hole found outside the Moonlight Acres Camp looks like it is made from organic material.
  • Multiple Endings: The game features five different endings. Each can be unlocked through a particular sequence of events.
  • Nightmare Face: The Mannequins. Unlike their web video counterparts, they appear to have a grin and are much higher-poly than anything else.
  • Non-Standard Character Design: The Mannequins are far higher-poly than the standard, extremely blocky graphics.
  • Reality Has No Soundtrack: With the exception of the main menu music, the entire game has no soundtrack.
  • Retraux: Lethal Omen's low-poly graphics are similar of those from early Playstation videogames.
  • Shout-Out:
    • The title seems to be a synonym version of Deadly Premonition.
    • The administrator's cabin contains, among other things, several photographs adorning the walls. One is labelled "L IS REAL | 2401."
  • Wham Shot: Each ending has a different wham shot.
    • The Standard Ending is similar to the ''Sleep Image Visualizer'' video. It shows the Iris rising over the horizon.
    • The Mannequin Ending. After looking around the mess in the cabin's secret room, you're turning around to find... a Mannequin, staring at you. He wasn't there before.
    • The True Ending's final shot: The Iris looming behind Earth.

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