Godking: Master of Rituals
Sensiga · 2020 · Strategy, 4X, Turn-Based Strategy, Fantasy, Strategy RPG
PC
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About Godking: Master of Rituals
Godking: Master of Rituals is a fantasy strategy game inspired by 25 years of classics, while bringing a host of new features and innovations to the table.
Pick your faction and your god-like incarnation, build your empire and crush all enemies.
Play as the Blackbog Goblins - who rely on cheap slaves and dark magic, the Scaleborne - lizardmen clans who can swim across the seas, Mercia - the once great human kingdom who can field huge armies of armored knights, United Tribes - the human barbarian brotherhood of freefolk, the Returned - skeletal armies of undead warriors and necromantic mages, Khaoset - the chaos entity able to reproduce itself into a whole faction of mind linked mutated chaos creatures, Alfendor - the first elven kingdom reforged, or play as Imperatus - a faction of scavenging ratlings that specialize in plaguecraft and necromancy.
Pick one faction to lead. The rest you will have to destroy...
Key Features
Will you take form as the Blazing Invoker, a master of fire? Or the ghostly Banshee Queen that can only be damaged with magic? The Bonerat Emperor, a skeletal ratling back from the dead. The elven Lightmaid on her sacred Jaden mount? Will you be the Older Earthmother, who protects and heals? Will you play the High Shaman, a barbarian incarnation able to summon wolves and shapeshift into wereform? Maybe you pick the Wraith Lord, an ancient undead mage? Or are you at heart the Harbinger of Chaos, a creature able to summon mutated forms from the plane of chaos? Or play as the Godwyrm, a fire dragon so powerful it can win almost without help from its faction.
A new world awaits you - so awaken as Godking. Claim your throne.
Pick your faction and your god-like incarnation, build your empire and crush all enemies.
Play as the Blackbog Goblins - who rely on cheap slaves and dark magic, the Scaleborne - lizardmen clans who can swim across the seas, Mercia - the once great human kingdom who can field huge armies of armored knights, United Tribes - the human barbarian brotherhood of freefolk, the Returned - skeletal armies of undead warriors and necromantic mages, Khaoset - the chaos entity able to reproduce itself into a whole faction of mind linked mutated chaos creatures, Alfendor - the first elven kingdom reforged, or play as Imperatus - a faction of scavenging ratlings that specialize in plaguecraft and necromancy.
Pick one faction to lead. The rest you will have to destroy...
Key Features
- A new 4X experience, with a rich fantasy universe to explore and powerful enemies to destroy
- Eight unique playable factions, all with their own set of units, spells and even mechanics and how to play them
- Ten unique god-like incarnations - the representation of you the player in the world, each with their own set of passive abilities, combat stats, spells and strategies. They combine and mix with all factions, for added replayability and experience differentiation
- Visually beautiful automatic combat - with knights, arrows, flying spells and terrifying monsters - you plan your army compositions to effectively beat the next enemy, then you lean back and watch as your brilliant plans unfold
- Rogue-like elements, with randomly generated maps, randomly placed holdings, randomized holding defenses, randomly placed magical artifacts and randomly placed world treasure chests and wandering monsters - this gives the game enormous replayability. Always a new experience and sometimes with almost hilarious results
Will you take form as the Blazing Invoker, a master of fire? Or the ghostly Banshee Queen that can only be damaged with magic? The Bonerat Emperor, a skeletal ratling back from the dead. The elven Lightmaid on her sacred Jaden mount? Will you be the Older Earthmother, who protects and heals? Will you play the High Shaman, a barbarian incarnation able to summon wolves and shapeshift into wereform? Maybe you pick the Wraith Lord, an ancient undead mage? Or are you at heart the Harbinger of Chaos, a creature able to summon mutated forms from the plane of chaos? Or play as the Godwyrm, a fire dragon so powerful it can win almost without help from its faction.
A new world awaits you - so awaken as Godking. Claim your throne.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Came here because I loved CoE 4 and 5 and thought a 3D one would be so cool. Sadly, it has a worse UI than even the earlier CoE games, and it is no longer being worked on, not to mention it is so poorly optimized that it is hard to even play. Save your money and look elsewhere (or play CoE 5)6 found this helpful
if you want to play a game like this, go play conquest of elysium of age of wonders.2 found this helpful
Fun game, which sadly didn't see enough sales to warrant more development. Too bad, as it is already showing a lot of promise, with loads of mechanical diversity between the various factions. Love the replay value with rogue-like elements such as treasure chests and wandering mobs as well - some of these mobs will even join you! Will keep playing, but super happy with it so far!1 found this helpful
So much potential, pity its abandoned.1 found this helpful
I enjoyed the early game a lot. The game is good and worth a look and cheap to boot. Easy to learn and nice variety of troop types. But end game became tedious and risk of RSI when selling 600 iron to get 300 gold. needs a 10x sell option I'm sure the Devs will be aware of as I cant be the only one. Movement of armies around map could be sped up a bit. But most of all some sort of automation or stacking of troop recruiting to avoid more RSI from clicking all the clicks necessary to keep the troops coming at the end of each turn. Overall the game is good and has a lot going for it.
There's no depth to this game. Combat is automatic, spell casting and summoning automatic, equipping items is automatic, there's no technology tree, no dipomacy, no trading. Train units, capture resource nodes, kill enemies. Rinse, repeat. In addition to combat being fought automatic, all units move only 1 quare and they don't even regroup or keep formations when units die.
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