Nice continuation of the series, though the tone manages to be dramatically more dire and bleak than last volume was. ( )

I continue to love the artwork, but I'm slowly starting to disbelieve the story. Not good. ( )

I loved the Nihei's Blame! series because of its incredible setting, an endless megastructure where the character roamed finding more and more spectacular places and creatures.

Although Biomega has similar style, the architecture is not so important, story confusing and fights feel repetitive and pointless. It didn't catch my attention and I wasn't able to finish the 3rd book... ( )