
In this narrative-based simulation game, you play as the Son of God. Your mission: Decide, bless or condemn city residents. Uncover the person's story through their items and secrets before making decisions. Your choices alter the city's destiny, and impact your revelation on Judgment Day.
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Your decisions shape the city's destiny in this 2D, narrative-based simulation where you step into divinity as the Son of God.
Your mission: decide, bless, or condemn Hopewood City residents.
Uncover their stories through items and secrets before making life-altering choices.
Your choices will affect your revelation on Judgment Day too.
If you enjoyed narrative-based indie games 'Papers, Please,' 'Death and Taxes,' or gameplay of 'Do Not Feed the Monkeys,' you'll love the unique blend of visuals and storytelling in 'God for a Day' too. This game invites you to shape the destiny of Hopewood City through your divine choices. Try it and embark on a storytelling adventure like no other!
Key Features:
Meaningful Choices: Every decision resonates through social media, altering the city's fate.
Content: 35 souls await their judgment.
Branching Storyline: Multiple secret animated endings await your divine choices.
Interconnected Decisions: Decisions made for some characters will affect others too.
Dark humour: Immerse yourself in the darkly comedic narrative.
Original Soundtrack & Artwork: Enjoy a unique experience with hand-drawn stylized graphics and relaxing lo-fi music. NO AI ART - entirely hand-drawn vector artwork.
Achievements Gallery: Unlock numerous achievements as you navigate the divine narrative.
Kitter: Engage with your followers on social media.
Divine Resistance: Navigate challenges, including resisting temptations from Satan in a bar.
Funny Dialogues.
Cat: Satan is actually a black cat!
Your thoughts and feedback are always welcome on Discord.
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Languages: English
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 41 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
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positive critical· bar length = how often the theme comes up
Reviews
I was really excited for this game, but unfortunately, it’s just not fun or interesting at all. The entire gameplay loop is just searching for clues, picking "heaven or hell," and that’s literally it. The writing is also very flat and boring so comparing themselves to Death and Taxes is laughable. What’s worse is it feels like the game tries to punish you for sending obviously bad people to hell, which makes it feel like the devs actually like the real life individuals they based those characters on. Honestly, this would’ve been so much better if it wasn't bare bones and didn't just involve clicking around a single page for 2 to 3 minutes over and over. They also should have created unique characters instead of using real people. Do not recommend.
Everyone who should go to heaven, good people looking to save the planet with science and facts, they say should go to hell. But all the Christian or Maga Orange Julius supporters that live in LA LA Land that really belong in hell should goto heaven. Weirdest Trump supporter game ever. I wouldnt recommend this game to Putin. Read on - Edit review: The devs definitely broke the law here. I, in now way shape or form, played over 3 hours of this game. I finished the entire game in under 2 hours. And never played it again. The dev didnt like my review and asked me to renew my review after explaining that he loves Trump. Beware and buy this game at your own risk as the game DOESNT claim I played UNDER 3 hours - BUT SAYS I PLAYED OVER 100 HOURS? When I barely played 2 hours of it. I smell scam hours to hack? Nice try. *SCAM REPORT BY A RETIRED E-SPORTS PRO ALERT* DONT BUY THIS GAME. THEY ARE FISHY AT BEST. Saying I played over 100 hours when I really played under 2 hours says Ill reset all my passwords and whatever I need to. Calling my lawyer too. Goodluck dummy. Im not the one who starts all the gaming lawsuits to protect innocent players or anything. LOL
This feels like a Newgrounds game I'd play back in the day for free. Super boring gameplay and lots of bugs. Do not recommend.
this game is awful and the devs clearly have problematic worldviews
Its tough to recommend in its current state, there's a lot of graphical bugs, some crashes, etc. What it basically boils down to is a bit of satire, where you find objects on a page, which is compiled into some evidence list, and from there you either bless or condemn the person in question. So, you can condemn someone for being a woke lefty, or bless an influencer or memecoin market moron, whatever floats your boat. And you get likes/dislikes for it, which impacts on your ending. It is fairly casual, and you can blast through it in an hour, if that if you have higher than Grade 6 reading comprehension tbh. That doesn't really leave much to shout home about, for £10 (£7 on sale), it is comically over-priced as well. Better value would probably be near to £4-5, it is very much a one and done game that relies on you clicking with the humour to warrant a second playthrough. Overall, it is just, mediocre and lacklustre, and so, is very much something you should pass over short of it being on an extremely deep sale.
For the first hour, I really enjoyed the game’s concept and the variety of characters you can choose to bless or punish. However, in its current state, I feel it still needs more time in development. My main issue is the save system. I have played the game on three separate occasions, and each time the “Continue” option appeared on the home screen. However, after closing and reopening the game, my save file had either been corrupted or deleted, forcing me to start again from the beginning. I have also noticed that several other players have reported the same issue in their reviews. With a few updates—especially one that resolves the loss of saved data—I would be more than happy to change my review and recommend the game. It is particularly disappointing because I first saw the game advertised in March and had been looking forward to playing it ever since. One of the game’s biggest positives, however, is that Funky Forest’s passion for the game is clear. This can be seen not only in the effort put into the artwork, but also in how quickly the developer are responding to and addressing reported issues.
3 out of 10. The game's premise is really interesting, but unfortunately, the execution is sloppy. Graphically speaking, the game is pretty bad, it looks like a browser game. You can’t change the resolution, Alt+Tab causes the game to crash quite consistently. The “important choices” have less effect than you’d expect. At various points, the developer whether unintentionally or not (it seemed pretty intentional to me) lets his worldview seep through and interfere with the game’s atmosphere. Furthermore, there are too many references to movies and TV shows, and the game’s clues are insufficient to help you form an opinion if you haven’t watched them which is a serious flaw because it undermines the game’s core premise It’s definitely not worth the price and “forced” me to request a refund, something I don’t usually do.
First up: This game is not making a mockery or insulting a specific religion. At all. It is quite hilarious, not blasphemy. I believe even God also has a great sense of humor and won't be easily offended. Unlike some of God's creations of overly sensitive bunch and extremely close-minded fragile people with one-minded track, who're constantly screeching for attention. Ugh, so exhausting. Glad my gamer friends aren't like those people. I got the Superstar Ending and nope, won't give any spoilers as you must experience this genuinely funny game by your own self. There are multiple endings, depends on how you do your job as a God. Overall? I love it! And yeah, it IS tough being a God. Even for a day. I did blessed you on this game, Funky Forest, while doing the most difficult job ever as the Omnipotent Being. Literally, lol! Huge respect for not using AI tools and relying more on pure creativity in making this game. Please do keep up the good work. We need more comedic games like this to spice up our digital library of gaming. :3 The final verdict? I truly enjoyed this point and click game from start to finish. This is a fun game for open-minded gamers, men and women aka adults. Also perfect for those of you who's a fan of chillaxin' game with greatly open-minded humor.
Absolute ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥
I am really enjoying this game so far. The clues are creative, and I've had to stop an extra beat on a couple of the people because I've found myself knee deep in a moral dilemma. I like the art and the short cut scenes showing what happens to each person after the final verdict is rendered are pretty funny. At least one connection between two of the people was unexpected but hilarious. If you're heavily religious this isn't the game for you. If you're easily offended this isn't the game for you. Luckily neither apply to me, so I will continue to happily condemn or bless people as I see fit.
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