You are a god born of necessity. Your world is under attack by a ruthless race of machines, and you are its only hope. Create an arsenal of powerful spells and eliminate the enemy before they irrevocably poison your home in this roguelike strategy game!
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First thing first, this game is NOT an RTS game at all, so if you just want to play an RTS, you may just turn away now. The game is, for lack of a better description, a City Destroyer Survivors semi-action roguelite. Yep IMHO the core gameplay mechanics is more like Vampire Survivors than a strategy game. It's more or less about getting to an overpowered build and wreak havoc with spectacular spell effects on enemy hordes that keeps getting stronger wave after wave. Except the waves here are split into regions. The most important thing in this game is to choose the right spells combinations with the right spell upgrades, and the right blessings, to synergize into some super powerful build that can crush the enemy bases/cities. And the fun of the game is more about trying out all kinds of different builds, as there are 60+ spells and 60+ blessings, while you can only have 5 to 7 spells
Do you like Mechs? Transformers? Macross? You like leading good Robots into Battle against evil? Then this Game is not for you. Sorry. This time you have to fight Machines. Welcome to GODS AGAINST MACHINES! A peacefull Planet is going to be invaded by an evil Robot Army. Their buildings are creating a corruption that is spreading all over the Planet, taking over. Now it is up to the Planets Goddess Gaia ... and you. Get ready to beat the hell out of the Invaders. GODS AGAINST MACHINES is something really unique. A Realtime Strategy Roguelike Shoot´em Up Game. Yes, i know how strange this sounds but it works. In the beginning you can choose one of 4 Gods, each with special abilities. And this Choice will decide how you play. Will you fight with destruction spells or will you call Minions or something else? Find your own style. Gaia shows her presence in form of Mana Crystalls growing
Maddmike Steam Curator There is a “what the hell am I playing” curve that frontloads any time spent with ‘Gods Against Machines’. For the first 30 minutes I thought I was experiencing some avant-garde clicker game and, honestly, that feeling only partially dissolved over the following eight hours. But I don’t intend ‘clicker’ as a pejorative. Gods Against Machines infuses that click-heavy progression fantasy with strategy and flow; with matches that emulate the back and forth tempo of real time strategy base-building without any of the micromanagement. The result is a roguelite God-game that plays something like an inverted RTS, where the fantasy isn’t building large armies and resource outposts but instead sending natural disasters to someone who is. It is satisfyingly destructive and deeper than its first few minutes implies, if a little finite by its genre standard. https://youtu.
Product refunded After playing the demo, I went into Gods against Machines with tempered expectations. Between obvious AI art, stock GUI scheme (the same one Fractured Online uses), very indistinct art direction, seemingly unsophisticated gameplay, and "right click for unit info" straigh tup not working, I fully expected a gaming equivalent of a supermarket hot dog. It might not be great, but sometimes a cheap hot dog is what you need to scratch a particular itch. Unfortunately, it seems it's one of these games where the demo cuts off right before the game gets bad. Fake difficulty by going uninteractive GvM is basically a game about using god-game rules to fight an enemy that uses standard RTS rules, where you need to make it lose enough resources before it generates enough Victory Points Corruption to win. As in, you don't control any units, and your entire input is constantly bla
TLDR: If you told me there was an asymmetrical RTS rogue-like game, I would ask if you just picked random gamey-sounding words. But this game managed to pull it off amazingly. If you like RTS games (but maybe don't like the time commitment of a round like me) then you will probably like this game. It is almost like playing Age of Mythology but instead of micro-managing units, you have all of the god-powers and fight directly against the enemy. Rounds are super fast so it does not have the grind of a typical RTS game. Easy concept, but like a good rogue-like, gets challenging fast. Get this game if: -You like RTS games but sometimes get annoyed with micro-managing units. -You like the rogue-like style were every 'run' will play out differently based on chosen upgrades. - You liked turning on 'god-mode' in games and just smiting enemies with lightning bolts. Maybe avoid if: -You are hard
Very neat idea, I like the concept, but I'm not a fan of the slog. Some spells are WAYYYYYYYYYY better than others, like you pick the wrong one and you had might as well just restart because it isn't fun in an "experimental" way, it's just completely under-powered. It's also very repetitive right now, spamming the same spell and sometimes one of the other 2 or 3 spells you get over dozens of stages. You don't build units, sometimes you can create spawners that will make units but it's mainly just your spells. With balancing updates, more interactivity, and maybe an adjustment to how many spells you get, then it will be a bit more playable.
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Convert 2000 or more corruption into enemy resources in a single region and then win it on NORMAL difficulty or higher.
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