Such an ominous title should mean an interesting game, right? Well,
appearances can be deceiving. This game takes place over several eras where
Gods were being worshipped, the first one being Ancient Egypt. As is normal for
a demo, this serves as a Tutorial of sorts for the game. The story is simple:
You represent the Gods. The humans, down there, are attempting to climb all the
way to the residence of the Gods, and they are hoping to achieve this by
building a giant tower. If they reach the top, you can kiss your godhood
goodbye. The idea is to rain blows of fire, lightning and hail on the different
floors of the tower to weaken and destroy them… but since those powers are
granted to you by these very humans you’re trying to stop, and that angering
them will severely slow down your power recovery, you will need to be careful
not to hit humans!
Yeah, there’s quite a number of things to keep in mind here: The number
of floors on the current tower, the different types of humans, the powers
available (most of them are offensive, but others are defensive, such as
summoning a pin-up to disrupt the workers’ concentration on a floor of the
tower – I gotta admit, that one was really funny). The tough part is to avoid
hitting humans, because then they get angry and your spells don’t recharge
nearly as fast.
In the end, this is a strategy game, so I’m sorry if you expected some
epic battles between humans and godly beings like a cartoonish God of War.
Forget about that. Though, this game isn’t without its challenges, and it would
be very interesting… It just didn’t do anything for me. And yet, the 3D is
simple but pretty and effective, the controls work fine (well, aside from a few
issues when it comes to selecting one of the Gods’ abilities), but the game may
be a tad too complicated. It would take me more than just a demo to get used to
everything that has to be taken into consideration. In the end, though, the
experience felt very… underwhelming.
Still, I suppose the demo is still on the Wii Shop Channel, so go try it
if you feel like it. Maybe you’ll like it more than I did.
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