Разработчик: Abbey Games
Описание
Key Features
- Create your Own Religion: From peaceful meditative monks to savage warrior-priests drenched in the blood of human sacrifice, mix and match religious Tenets & Traditions to shape your worshippers’ morality! What culture will your religion shape in the future?
- Auto-Battler Ritual Combat: Face other religions in turn-based auto-battler combat called sacraments. Use persuasion, brute force or even flirtation to defeat the false prophets and convert their worshippers in this unique system!
- Guide Your Roster of Disciples: Disciples are the heroes of your religion. Choose their class and level up their abilities to create your perfect team of mighty missionaries.
- Plan your years as a God: Collect tribute to expand your holy site with new temples and buildings. Use them to create Rituals that improve your disciples or upgrade your income and options.
- A Relaxing Mythical World: Vibrant hand-painted art and relaxing tunes let you fully immerse yourself in Godhood’s world of devoted worship and mythical Meso-American heroes.
- Replayability: Experiment with different combinations of religious commandments, tenets, traditions, classes, and holy relics.
Поддерживаемые языки: english, simplified chinese
Системные требования
Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS *: Windows 7 64-bit
- Processor: AMD FX 3.5 GHz / Intel i3 3.0 GHz
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: Intel HD 4000
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 1 GB available space
- Additional Notes: PLEASE NOTE: There is a compatibility issue with NVIDIA GeForce GTX 960M and 970M video cards that may make the game unplayable!
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10 64-bit
- Processor: AMD Ryzen 3.5 GHz / Intel i5 3.0 GHz
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: AMD Radeon HD 7700 / NVIDIA GeForce GTX 650
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 1 GB available space
Mac
- OS: MacOS 10.13
- Processor: Intel i3 3.0 GHz
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: Intel HD 4000
- Storage: 1 GB available space
- OS: MacOS 10.13
- Processor: Intel i5 3.0 GHz
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: AMD Radeon HD 7700 / NVIDIA GeForce GTX 650
- Storage: 1 GB available space
Linux
- OS: Ubuntu 16.04 64-bit
- Processor: AMD FX 3.5 GHz / Intel i3 3.0 GHz
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: Intel HD 4000 (only proprietary GPU drivers are supported) OpenGL 4.3
- Storage: 1 GB available space
- OS: Ubuntu 16.04 64-bit
- Processor: AMD Ryzen 3.5 GHz / Intel i5 3.0 GHz
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: AMD Radeon HD 7700 / NVIDIA GeForce GTX 650 (only proprietary GPU drivers are supported) OpenGL 4.3
- Storage: 1 GB available space
Отзывы пользователей
I played this on and off over the years and I'm currently reinstalling for another run or two. This is an OG in the autobattling/rougelike genre and deserves far more attention than it receives. The rng can be nasty, but overall still a great game.
Unfortunately not all that good compared to Abbey's other games.
- The mechanics are basic - while there is a "Rock-Paper-Scissors" mechanic like in REIS, here it is completely trivialized and has little to no effect, and most of the time it does it boils down to "extra damage".
- The main way of progressing the characters is just raw stats instead of the abilities, some of which are just carbon copies of others, i.e. some mental class has "extra crit chance" dark ability, there will be another class with the same ability, but say life element instead.
- The battles are RNG, which is ridiculous and spending resources for better abilities seems even more worthless.
- The tenents have quite a few overlapping possible traditions.
- Most of the traditions are trash, and one (Heavenly Art) is more or less a must.
- The "innate" abilities some characters can have are mostly boring.
- The UI is complete garbage:
- You cannot go to the menu in many circumstances (e.g. in battles).
- The prepare+selection button appears only after spending your dreams to boost up the characters you will send into the frail, so every time you have to additionally "plan" the battle and save your roster.
- The speedup in battles doesn't work like 90% of the time for me.
- You cannot receive adequate information about the future battle - while "extra details" are available it does not properly show the true stats of the enemies (annoying because the stats are the main thing and sometimes you can be 1-2 shot crit if you have not prepared yourself with extra evasion/armor).
- You have dumb limitations on save file names. Also autosaves are limited to 5 only, while a lot of games of the last dacade have allowed you to set your own limit.
- You cannot view the stats/abilities of a character when they get a new passive ability.
- The faith mechanic is bad. Since some innate abilities only activate with high faith (and some way more often), you would want to keep your characters pious. However they lost faith when they become stronger, and after you pass all of the "breakpoints" for major minor stat increases, you might be worse off increasing your major stats, since the innate abilities may be more useful than +2% dmg.
[*] The choice of Commandments at the start barely limits your playstyle down the line, so in reality the are only 2 commandements - "Physical Damage" and "Moral Damage" (which aren't even that forced, and you can flow inbetween one and the other, albeit with some difficulty).
Also I have a personal dislike for the length of a complete game - probalbhttps://store.steampowered.com/app/917150/Godhood/#y about 10-12 hours if you wish to play on hard and complete all the missions on the islands. For a game loaded with RNG this is way too much, a reason why I also have some distaste for 'Sunless Sea'.
So far for all the experience I had for a long while, the game is totally great. Question though, are there gonna be like updates to this game sooner or no? I really like the game, and of course there is already an ending to it. But like, I think they can do some more stuff for this game, like either having some new bonus items or additional content to explore, maybe more classes to deal in or some newer religions, whatever it may be, I wish it has more and more stuff, hopefully in the future, game is good but not for everybody, though it won't stop me from keeping on playing it.
This game is good and I seriously enjoy it but please DO NOT buy it for full price. I got it during sale but if I got it at £23 I would've felt completely scammed.
One really cool thing is tenets and traditions, tenets allow you to create beliefs that your religion is founded on, as well as small boosts from random story events meanwhile traditions are these big powerful and niche effects (causing you to use different ones in each run). I love all the different virtues (I think that's what they are called) as each has a different pair of rare relics, every single virtue plays soooo differently, creating tons of replayability.
I love the combat system using two different types of damage, morale and physical. Morale converts more followers meanwhile physical deals more damage. It creates this cool combination of either trying to convert followers before you die or trying to not get all the followers converted before killing your opponents (or a combination of the two) and causes the auto battler to have you on the edge of your seat.
The game is just too shallow to warrant being more than a quarter of the price though. It feels like all of the cool upgrades that you can get are within the first island (of 5/6 I can't remember) of the game. As such, it does not feel like you are meaningfully getting upgrades and all of the upgrades you do get are nothing to get excited about. I think the game would be much better if you got another rare relic (which are really interesting power-ups) but it seems you only really get one at the beginning of the game. Though I like that you cycle through disciples, it means that you spend so much time training a disciple that doesn't feel significantly stronger than one of your previous ones. This makes the game so grindy as it feels like you are doing the same thing over and over without any significant development, especially when sacraments are autobattlers.
I wish you could have more disciples as well as I feel like you cannot have disciples that fill niches as well, due to not having the space.
Finally, the developers have abandoned this game (and did quite soon after release). This means there is so much that the game could have had added that would have fixed some of these problems but there will be no change. This game is fun for a bit but will never be my forever game.
6/10
The game has a great sense of style and nigh unique action. I love the 'hands off' approach, where the actual stuff being done is being done by your worshippers. It makes for a cool experience to watch as they go into a sacrament.
The one thing I wish they had was greater variety in paths for your religion. I'd want to have the chance to develop religions devoted to all kinds of things, instead of the six opposing and 'Madness.' Though I admit Madness is a lot of fun.
None of which changes the fact that they put Stephen Universe on the splash page of the temple.
I wanted to enjoy this, Abby games have generally made solid little games, but this is one is a miss for me. Got it on sale and honestly I'd still say avoid, certainly at the full £20 pricetag.
At once needlessly complex and painfully one dimensional, the game's worst sin is that it is just criminally boring. There are so many things thrown at you in the settlement-building screen that seem to barely mean anything, or if they do it's just an incremental shift in value to some arcane statistic, while the actual gameplay devolves down to guessing which three disciples MIGHT succeed in an auto-battle.
great game
I enjoy this game quite a lot. It's fairly simple, but not without depth. I've played 2 gods through to completion, and I plan on playing all other religion types.
fun little game, something i can play while at work, ie i can walk away from it and nothing terrible will happen. its been fun so far, only a few hours into it at the moment, will update if anything changes
Played it for about an hour. I did not understand what i was doing and still won everything. This game feels like a mobile game. I'm not sure if I was missing something but this game is just plain bad. it's not a god game but a game where you play 'god' even thou there is nothing for you to really do apart from mindless game play with no real idea behind anything.
Godhood is an engaging simulation game that immerses players into the intricate dynamics of religious creation and management. The game offers a variety of strategic elements and multiple starting templates, allowing players to establish and guide their own religion in a vibrant, godly world.
One of the standout features is the auto-battler system known as the Sacrament, where players' beliefs are tested against rival religions. This adds a competitive edge to the gameplay, making each session unique and challenging.
During my first playthrough, I adopted the Generosity commandment. While this path provided a more passive gameplay experience, it highlighted the depth and diversity of the game's mechanics. Future playthroughs with alternative commandments such as War or Lust promise to deliver more aggressive and dynamic gameplay experiences.
Godhood successfully combines strategic depth with a lighthearted simulation of godly influence. It is a fun and rewarding experience for anyone looking to experiment with divine strategy.
Final Verdict: 7.5/10
The game is freaking amazing, it is fun, it is easy to learn.
But i do not recommend it.
There are several things the game never explains to you, such as the Combo System. Every battle is 3 vs 3, and you must prepare a lot for each encounter.
For example: You have a magician with a passive ability that gives them a double turn whenever another allied character performs a dark element attack... But you also have a warrior that has a passive ability that forces them to attack any enemy with low health. So, in one single turn, if one of your characters attacks with a dark element, the magician performs an additional attack, and if said attack leaves the target on low health, another of your characters will follow up extending your turn for another whole movement. If you know what you are doing at team composition, you can attack from 3 to 9 times per turn.
The thing is, enemy teams can also do this. So, I got defeated several times because the enemy team started to combo infinitely, and even worse, enemy teams will [Always] target your low HP characters (Which is something that you as a player can't do. You can't give orders once the combat starts).
Explained in catholic: Your warriors can chain combos, but only against random enemies (Unless you unlock by luck the "target low hp enemies" passive). // Meanwhile, enemy characters can AND WILL combo non-stop against your weakest characters, sometimes killing them in one shot, the first turn of a match. It is RNG-yish.
But what infuriates me the most is the non-existent (or poorly explained) loyalty system of all recruited characters.
There are 7 islands that you need to defeat to win a run, and let me tell you, I played 9 hours nonstop to reach the final island in Normal-Difficulty—9 real-life hours of gameplay.
While doing Islands 1 to 3, everything was fine, nothing strange happened. But after Island 4 and so on, my characters started to betray me or abandon me at random?????
Happiness bar? At max.
Devotion? All fine.
Health? Maxed out.
Fervor? 5/5.
Combats? All won.
BUT STILL, FOR SOME FORSAKEN REASON, MY BEST CHARACTERS STARTED TO ACCUMULATE A DEBUFF CALLED "BROKEN BOND"???? If it reaches 3/3, the character leaves your tribe for good. DO YOU KNOW WHAT THAT MEANS FOR YOU??? WELP, SAY GOODBYE TO A CHARACTER THAT TOOK YOU ALMOST 2 HOURS OF INVESTMENT. JUST BECAUSE YES?????
I had a very strong assassin who was also the champion of the tribe, she was 30-40 years old, which in terms of gameplay means that she was in her prime, with several stats on [S] Tier, everything maxed out, I swear, and one day she just... LEFT THE TRIBE???? LIKE,
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR LEAVING ME RIGHT WHEN WE ARE ABOUT TO FIGHT A BOSS???????
I HAD TO RECRUIT A 20-YEAR-OLD NEWBIE WITH HORRIBLE STATS TO FILL THE VOID IN MY ROOSTER, AND THEN I HAD TO TAKE OUT OF RETIREMENT ANOTHER CHARACTER THAT WAS LIKE 92 YEARS OLD FOR THAT FIGHT, SPOILERS???? THE OLD MAN FREAKING EXPLODED. AFTER LOSING THAT MATCH, THE OTHER TWO CHARACTERS DEVELOPED THE "BROKEN BOND" STATUS TOO.
PLEASE
UNALIVE ME.
I DON'T GET IT.
THIS ISN'T FREAKING DARKEST DUNGEON???? GAME, PLEASE EXPLAIN TO ME WHY IS THIS HAPPENING???
I don't want to keep playing after this, I had two Game-Over Screens, I lost 2 whole campaigns because my followers started to abandon the cult for no reason, and believe me, it feels so disheartening when you think about the several real-life hours you spent on it. I.... I just dont like this game anymore, and it makes me sad, i was having so much fun...
I think this game is strategically designed to be interesting for exactly 2 hours
This is a fun little sim game. You essentially just guide your people and develop your religon. You can boost certain attributes of your followers, however the actual fighting is up to them. The customization is good and the various types of religons you can choose open the game up to a varying amount of runs. I reccomend if you like sim games and autochess type combat.
The concept of this game is amazing. Creating a religion, guiding your followers, helping them develop and influencing their belief system holds so much potential. I love a lot of its aspect. Unfortunately the core gameplay loop is really boring. It is a simple auto battler. Yeah, there are different classes and whatnot to pick from, but none of them feel very engaging. Even those previously mentioned interesting concept boil down to dull stat increases. Ok, so I will command my followers to adopt the tradition of nursing homes, for example. Then it gives my disciples some boring +2 to devotion stat, and that is it. I am sorry, but I just do not think this game is all that fun.
Graphically interesting, but I just got pretty bored, pretty fast.
A strategy auto battler where you play a god developing a religion, and grow your disciples to go out and spread your word through conquering or conversion. There's a lot of depth and a lot of different decisions to make in terms of how you grow your religion and your characters stats, with different religion types and classes and different abilities, and different buildings and religious tenets and traditions to adopt that change your options. A lot of fun.
i love this game 10/10 would end the world again
Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Abbey Games |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 18.01.2025 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 74% положительных (694) |