Champion of the Gods

I am an avid Choice of Games fan, and this game was nowhere near a disappointment. You can expect the usual impressive quality as well as deep themes and difficult choices. Also I died without completing my destiny and you better believe I'm going to play it through to the end. It's a shame though, I really liked my character.

This game was good at the beginning! There are a lot of impactful choices and you feel like your really powerful. However there are also times when I think I made a good decision based on my Strength/Health build but they completely fail to such a stupid degree. The overall theme of the story is cool and it has a lot ancient Greek style flavor within its unique story. Unfortunately the romance in this game is to be desired for, they seem somewhat hallow, they really lack emotional depth with the people I was interested in. The Story does grasp that you're a powerful champion of the gods pretty well, and not many things surprise you and overcome you. But It wasn't until the very end when making two consecutive mistakes caused me to have a game over and have to restart the game. It was awful and It's what caused me to not really get back into the game. So beware.

This will be my first review I've ever written for a game on Steam, so sorry if it's not as good as the others. I'd say the game is ok. The story is pretty good and of a decent length. There is depth to it as well, going beyond a simple "Gods Good, Chaos Bad" or "Chaos Good, Gods Bad" narrative. Instead, it does the thing that all RPGs/CYOA games should do: Let you lecture it. Which is better? Humans having a predefined start and end point, or us having complete control over our Fate? If there's a chance we could mess up and get a bad outcome, should we be allowed to do so? Or should there be something to ensure we always end up with the best outcome, even if its at the cost of something we love? Are the God horrid dictators who are afraid of mortals, or are they simply looking out for creatures who couldn't possibly understand them? Does the main villain actually care for humanity, or is he just furthering his own goals? I also thought the action scenes were done well, though they tend to be very quick and not go too much into detail. However, I do have some gripes. It feels like Romance in the game is useless unless you chase a specific one, the ending kind of feels rushed, and it seems like you're expected to go for a specific one. And there's no way to tell what specific stats are when they become important. Overall though, the game is decent. I say give it one or two playthroughs.

interesting at the beginning then meh. romance is bland. what was the story again?

About as forgetable as a story can be. It tries so much to follow on the coattails of old hero fables that it forgets to really do anything.

Died boning a lich, so pretty good

It does the whole "heroic destiny" thing fairly well, and the story is pretty engaging. My only complaint is that the romance is somewhat railroaded, but that wasn't my focus going into this game anyways. 10/10 would kill Destiny again.

Wow! What a fantastic read and experience. The choices given seem to ACTUALLY have impact, which most games these days only advertise but don't truly deliver on. Seriously, if you want a game where choices matter this is it. I know some people may argue on the whole "it's a book not a game" thing but dude there is stat progression and role playing and stuff. It's a game and a good one! Now they just need to add how this has a sequel for sale on the store page here, I'm about to play that shortly and I hope it's as good. It's twice as long in word count so I hope it can deliver with more quality when they increased the quantity.

It was great! i lost mhy virginity!

A child's guide to free will vs. fate or destiny as some would call it. It reminded me of the old Saturday morning cartoons. Spoiler alert---Five minutes after meeting the beautiful princess he is kissing her in front of his long time girl friend. Fate? or is he just a jerk? If this type of question keeps you up at night this is the cartoon for you.