Gods vs Humans Reviews

I thought that maybe this would be a game to spend time playing while other things download. The problem is, it's way to repetitive. I got bored about halfway through the tutorial, but I pressed on, because I thought it might get better from there. It did not. The interface is rather sloppily put together, with the numbers on the abilities not actually working, and just having an overall feel of being designed solely for mobile and then simply released as a PC game. Even the sale price I bought it at is too much to be asked for. In my opinion, the developers should either have spent a lot more time on the PC interface, or just stuck to mobile-exclusive.

Gods vs Humans struggles with a style that gives you a hard time enjoying it's endless, repetitive boycotting of little humans that although look cute and funny, are horrendously annoying and boring in a negative way. Unless you can't find a better alternative for 7$, don't stick with Gods vs Humans. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nFKx5f6COM4

Fun! I didn't expect much from the price tag, but I ended up spending a few hours on this. Surprisingly enjoyable, slightly repetetive. Worth the $3.49 I spent.

Colorful, relaxing mobile-like game... though I am surprised I can't find this game on actual mobile game store. But worth playing

This game is just MEH... It's boring, repeatable, and not worth your money or time. I bought it because the phone version was ok but for a PC? there is simply not enough.

Its possible that Gods vs Humans goes somewhere later on, but it was a very monotonous experience within the space of time that I played. A simple game for simple minds, probably much more suited to mobile devices. Probably quite suitable for kids, but as a grown man this doesn't really cut it. Given the game now routinely sells at 90% off though, it could be worth your while if you have a mobile device and a child to entertain.

I remember having the demo of this game on the Wii, and I would always play it because it was really fun at the time. I was unaware, however, of how stale the gameplay is, which is expected considering the demo only lets you play the first level. Upon playing the full version, I realize what a waste of time and money it's been. I've reached level 10, I think, and even with a few unlockable powers, every single level is the basically the same. There are slightly different ways to beat a level, but they're mostly aesthetic differences. A decent-looking game with mediocre controls and stale gameplay. If you absolutely must buy this game, either buy it on sale or have someone else pay for it. 4/10

A good puzzle-ish game go and play on a small windowed screen and open video/chatting/download this game is kinda slow paced (it depends on how serious you play it) basically you are the god who is preventing humans from reaching your temple in the sky by raining down magic stuff to topple down their building while maintaining their faith by summoning pin-up girls (hot chicks) and trying not to hit them with your magic. sorry for the short one since it already covers all of the game (i did not get any crashes and problems, so yeah) recommended for people who has nothing to play anymore

Review from a dad on a budget. Check out my podcast Steam on the Cheap where I review cheap games and let you know if they are worth your money. https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/steam-on-cheap-discovering/id899847567?mt=2 Gods vs Humans is a quirky tower defence style game that does not reinvent the genre but does add a neat twist. Here is my video review and keep reading for a more indepth review here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UXhq07wcPw8&feature=youtu.be First off this game has a lot of depth for a $7 dollar game. The idea is simple. You are one of 20 different gods trying to stop the humans from building a tower to destroy you. Through the levels you will play as Egyptian, Greek, Nordic, and Japanese gods each with unique settings, tower and powers. (Nice rhyme i know) Each god has their specific set of powers as well as commons ones shared. You will use your powers to destroy pillars to bring down a section of the temple until the whole temple collapses. If the humans reach you then boom your dead and they are now gods. By the way you don’t want that to happen. The difficulty ramps up because following old mythology you get you power from the worship of humans so if you harm them while destroying the tower they become angry with you and severely limits your power. Also there are evil priests that try to convert the humans and supervisors you have to keep happy or else the workers will repair the pillars faster than you can destroy them. There are also protectors on some floors that will counteract certain spells meaning you can use fire on a level or maybe lighting on a different one. So far I am finding this game to be very challenging and one that I can't stop playing because I want to see what they are going to throw at me next. As of now I am recommending this game even more so because it is half off so it is definitely worth it. I will update this review if I find anything that changes my mind or find things that are cool and you should not about. Don’t forget to click yes if you found this review helpful Thanks :) Update 5 hours in and still enjoying this game. It does get pretty hard so prepare to get frustrated here and there :)

I played the android version of this game. I bought it to see what it was like on PC. The good parts of the game would be - having lot of levels, different gods to choose from (about 20) and some form of strategical placement when it comes to using your spells. By that, I mean that you don't just simply spam the spells as much as you want. You have to make the humans like you by casting "good" spells in order to gain worship, which is the resource used to cast other, more offensive spells for destroying their tower. Basically, you have to find a balance between appeasing the humans and pissing them off by destroying their tower. It's an interesting combination which makes it unique and offers some depth in the otherwise very standard affair of stopping bad guys from getting from one end to the other. Now for the bad. The game is an android port. It certainly looks like one and plays like one. The menus on 1920x1080 look pixelated and stretched while the models and textures are pretty lackluster. It's not ugly, but it's not pretty either. The game also starts getting pretty hectic later on, where the difficulty wasn't too well thought out and instead of thinking about enemy unit combinations and synergy, they basically throw in as many of the big units as possible to give some semblance of difficulty. After a while, the game also starts to feel like a grind, but what do you expect from a tower defence game? Problems aside, this game is pretty good for how much it costs, especially with the sale. It's a solid defence game with some nice depth to keep you interested. It's going to feel like a grind at times but if you don't mind it too much, the game is pretty fun.