Anthropomachy
Toy Box Lab · 2019 · God Game, Strategy, Indie, Simulation, Mythology
PC
Mixed52% · 44
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About Anthropomachy
Throughout history, civilizations have risen and fallen, each with its particular culture, habits and myths. With the evolution of human knowledge and the advent of modern technology, humanity has become more and more skeptic and have strayed away from their deities. But centuries of glory and power cannot be forgotten….
Get ready for conquering the world as a God! But don’t think it’s going to be that easy. Humans have evolved in many aspects since the mythological times, so be wise while using your divine abilities: Show compassion to those who have nothing and they will love you. Take from those who have everything and they will fear you. Watch out for the events happening all around the globe and avoid skepticism. Make humanity praise you!
Choose your God, evolve His traits, build temples and cast your abilities. Convert territories, gain worshipers and make the Earth belong to the gods once again! Long live the Greek Gods!
Features:
Get ready for conquering the world as a God! But don’t think it’s going to be that easy. Humans have evolved in many aspects since the mythological times, so be wise while using your divine abilities: Show compassion to those who have nothing and they will love you. Take from those who have everything and they will fear you. Watch out for the events happening all around the globe and avoid skepticism. Make humanity praise you!
Choose your God, evolve His traits, build temples and cast your abilities. Convert territories, gain worshipers and make the Earth belong to the gods once again! Long live the Greek Gods!
Features:
- True-to-life scenario: 71 distinct territories with stats modeled after their real-life counterparts, including other religious presences;
- Twelve major and nine minor gods: From the very famous to the most uncommon Greek myths;
- Real-time events: Take advantage of them and gain bonuses or fail and watch skepticism rise;
- More than 250 divine abilities: all of them based on actual mythological tales about its God;
- Use your blessings or curses to gain Faith: Spend it to buy more abilities, develop traits to gain bonuses and even recruit a minor god that might be able to affect attributes you can’t.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
✦ AI summary
Players appreciate the game's concept of a mythology-themed strategy game but find the execution disappointing. Common complaints include excessive downtime with randomness dominating outcomes, poor UI feedback, repetitive gameplay that wears thin quickly, and a need to play exactly as developers intended or face failure due to RNG rather than player choice. While some see potential for improvement with expanded content, most feel the slow pacing and lack of meaningful engagement make it difficult to recommend in its current state.
So the game is dull, slow paced, and infused with modern politics. I had thought about getting this for my daughter because she loves Greek Mythology, but after playing it for a little time, this isn't something I'm comfortable sharing. On its surface, it's a resource management game, but really you spend most of your time waiting for events to happen, and the result of your decisions will end up being completely random. As of writing I have 42 minutes in the game... maybe it got better at some point, but I will probably never find out.15 found this helpful
While the game has alot of potential, if you're expecting something like plague inc, or pandemic but with gods this isn't it. This is a long haul game where you have to very carefully play exactly how the developers envisioned and if you don't you'll find yourself sitting at the screen for hours on end waiting for random events to show up that use RNG to determine success,. Even if you have 100% traits/rates, you can still fail. While the game is a very interesting concept, it lacks surfacing basic UI elements that most games would use to communicate instant feedback to the player, and instead of a "steady resource management" game as the videos try to make you believe it is, its a "pool of resources" strategy game. If you make any mistakes, (by which I mean if RNG hates you, or you don't select the options the developers preordained as the 'good option') you get stuck and likely have to start over. Sure you could wait for random events, but you cannot even tab out of the game to wait for events to spawn, you have to sit there in real time and die of boredom for quite a while, and even then it's not likely you'll get anything meaningful out of the events. Additionally, the game…10 found this helpful
Abandonware.7 found this helpful
While the game's concept itself is good, it's poorly executed. I have 2 hours on this game and already have half of the achievements. The game is fun for your first playthrough, then once you get the hang of the game, it's repetitive and no longer enjoyable. I do believe that if the devs decide to add more concepts to the game, it can become an enjoyable and much better game, although overall, I do not recommend this game.1 found this helpful
So played a few rounds, and the only reason I am not recommending this game is it talks about playing any of the major 12 gods, aphrodite isnt on there but hades is. Aphrodite was one of the major gods hades was not, and yes this is personal for me1 found this helpful
A nice idea. Maybe Germanic or Norse gods would also be good.
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