The God Paradox Reviews

Cute game!

From what I have played of this game so far, I have really enjoyed it. I have followed this game since its debut on the greenlight page, and I have been waiting for this game's release for quite some time. The soundtrack is very good, and the gameplay is very smooth (Most of the time). The game is rather hard in its later levels, but if you are a fan of rhythm games and/or super meat boy like games, then this is the game for you. My only downside to this game is the fact that the controls can sometimes be a bit delayed, which can be very annoying at times where timing it key. Not only that, but sometimes I can't jump, which might be a problem with my controller, or just a mechanic in the game. Eitherway, my rating for this game is still the same! 8/10! EDIT: Some how, this game made me feel emotions for blocks with numbers on them. Well played game.

The God Paradox is an all-around solid precision platformer. The soundtrack is fantastic and the level design changes things up in interesting ways quite often. It's certainly a tough game and you'll almost definitely die a whole lot along the way, but it never feels unreasonable. The God Paradox is also good about pacing out its difficulty as, while the game gets harder overall as it goes on, it mixes in easier levels focused on narrative elements or introducing new mechanics rather than having every single level ramp up the difficulty. As for the plot, I'm going to avoid giving any specific details. I'll say that this isn't the first time I've come across a story roughly along these lines in a game, but The God Paradox nonetheless tells its tale well and it has enough surprises along the way to keep things interesting. I will say that this game is a bit on the short side. Even with plenty of deaths along the way, I finished it in about two hours, though your time may certainly vary depending upon how accustomed you are to precision platformers and how much you care about achievements. The brevity here isn't necessarily a negative either; the story didn't drag on and none of the various gimmicks, hazards, and mechanics grew stale. Overall, The God Paradox feels like it's exactly as long as it needs to be. I had a lot of fun playing The God Paradox and it's clear that plenty of effort and love went into making it and polishing it up. I definitely recommend checking it out if you're looking for a challenging platformer with plenty of twists in both its gameplay and narrative.