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All My Gods 
Lead Saturns son to the top of the Pantheon and help him become a mighty god in All My Gods! When Saturn decides to retire, he wants his son to take his place. The council of the gods respectfully accepts his will and welcomes an heir to take Saturns place on one condition: He has to prove that he is worthy of their trust and divine powers he is about to receive. Outsmart the other gods who would try to stop you in All My Gods, an incredible Strategy game!
- Help a small village prosper
- Use incredible powers
- Become a mighty god!
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Game System Requirements:
- OS: Windows XP/Vista/Win7/8
- CPU: 1.2 GHz
- RAM: 512 MB
- DirectX: 9.0
- Hard Drive: 153 MB
Game Manager System Requirements:
- Browser: Internet Explorer 7 or later
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I LIKED IT
Getting a bit jaded with the lack of new games except HOGs on offer I downloaded this game. Played the demo first and then bought it. This game reminded me of the Quest for Utopia game I have but with a storyline albeit minimal. I like having the option to choose where to put the buildings and as the game progresses you are able to move buildings to your advantage and create a reasonable looking city, especially when you have gained the stone road option.
Only downside is that the game is too short for me. I've played it three times now to try out different town layouts.
Hope there is a sequel!
March 13, 2012
Strategy.....without challege (if that can even be said in the same line)
If you are a perfectionist, or like laid back games without time, or maybe both....then this game is for you.
This game was a no-brainer strategy (if you can call it that) since it lacked any sense of urgency (not timed). And you could build your buildings practically anywhere so long as you chopped some trees down. I know some people like to sit around and arrange a city, just for the sake of killing time.....but you can get something like this for free on those popular social networking websites that practically everyone is signed up for......not worth the money for me... :-(
I'll recommend only for those who don't mind spending their money on something that clearly resembles games that could be played for free.
February 28, 2012
Roman Settlers
This simulation is relatively unique to the casual game market. It is reminiscent of "The Settlers" series with a Roman theme. It's quite enjoyable, though uses a small map, making it a placement puzzle as well. Though not mentioned, it is possible to drag the workers around. You're given various quests by mythological deities which must be researched for resources. The time goes by quite quickly, and when the demo ends, it's time to consider purchasing.
February 27, 2012
gods don't need to make any effort
I found this game far too easy. Uniquely, it got easier and easier as the game advanced. Your power and production capacity increases, but the challenges you face do not grow significantly in difficulty. I suppose it is quite relaxing if you enjoy doing small tasks with infinite power.
There are achievements, a couple of which I had not completed by the time I was done with the storyline, so these are helpful. The graphics are good, and the little workers are rather adorable.
Strategy games are few and far between, but this one is not particularly entertaining. If you feel starved for a new game (as I did), just be sure to try before you buy. If you like games like this that have challenges rather than levels as the game progresses, you might try dream builders: amusement park (also recently released).
This probably would have gotten three stars from me if they hadn't perverted Greco-Roman mythology in the rather weak storyline.
January 21, 2013
Very fun, if a bit simplistic, TM/Sim game
Glad I bought this one. It kept me busy over a couple of days with a few hours devoted to it each day. After a certain point, it's pretty much impossible to fail, and even in the beginning, it's fairly easy to accomplish all the tasks.
The storyline is very cute and keeps you engaged throughout the game. Lots of accomplishments and awards to keep you playing. One of the only downsides I found:
*Minor Spoiler*
I got sick of Mars & Hera and their destruction towards the end. It happened way too often. Wasn't a problem to fix it all, just annoying.
March 3, 2012
Lots of activity
Similar to "World of Zellians: Kingdom Builder", but better in my opinion. It has more activity and you feel like you're getting more accomplished as the game progresses. The story line is a bit more fun, as well :)
February 28, 2012
fun little game
i played the free hour on this game and bought it straight away. its not very taxing, and there is no speed up option so you do have to wait sometimes to gain enough products to build something. i loved it, and the caracters are actually really cute and funny
February 27, 2012
Not just another build it game
What I really like about this game is that there is more than just "wood", "gold", "food" to juggle. There is also a diverse terrain to explore and a town to manage in the process. I like that you can put the buildings wherever you please.
I bought it.
February 27, 2012
Different
I loved this game could not put it down.
It was more a strategy game than a time management
Not that bothered me.
good storyline
February 29, 2012
Fun City Builder
Haven't played a city builder in a while. This one is fun and kept my attention for awhile. It's pretty easy and short though; lots of hand holding so good for beginners or kids. The storyline is very cutesy. I enjoyed reorganizing my city after I won the game. I liked the idea of using the god hand. Recommend for a quick distraction or fun fix.
October 6, 2012
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