
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.
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positive critical· bar length = how often the theme comes up
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what bugs me the most is his self insert martyr character. its giving major Amy's Baking Company, and the whole thing feels a bit egotistical. its a pretty cool concept over all, but for $3.12 more for me at least you could get death and taxes, which is the same basic idea, just with more thought and effort put into it. aside from the developers Dimitri from sly 2 plagiarized sob story, the game is barer than bones, animations are done with pretty obvious rigs, the kind you'd find in gacha life or the like, the entire game as people have said is basically 2 buttons and a single level from pajama Sam or putt putt. you click all over the screen, and then you click heaven or hell and then you either lose or gain followers, its interesting at first but pretty quickly becomes a repetitive, with guest appearances like, ned flanders, homer simpson, gus fring, elon musk, Walter white, etc. this last part isn't confirmed but, something about this game reminds me a lot of AI, i mean a lot, maybe its the art style, maybe its how soulless it feels but idk, this isn't confirmed so let it be said this section shouldn't have too much baring on you choices
I really enjoyed the game, BUT, there are a few bugs that need to be implemented fairly quickly. That's to be expected so don't let that keep you from getting the game. The only real thing this has going against it is that it's very short. I am objectively slow at video game progression and I completed everything in 2.7 hours. That includes time to make some taquitos and refill the 'ol energy drink tank once. It's fun. The scenarios are amusing and some of them are parodies of famous movies/shows, which was a lot of fun to go through. I am looking forward to some DLC but I'll probably play back through things as well.
nice little game, $12.99 is a little steep for what the game is. $5 might have been a better price point. I did like how some of the 'right' choices were not very obvious (sorry mr bond) I would like it if the scenes were more expanded rather then just a 'one day' snapshot of a persons life. P.S. i saw the in joke; this game is fake and gay.
Pretty tongue in cheek, pop culture references galore for todays celebrities, influencers, politicians, many stereotypes. I give it a 6\10, quick game, a few bugs that I noticed. Kind of fun judging people worthy or not, although it is pretty black and white on who is good and who is not.
i would like to preface by saying i personally didn't like the game. the gameplay itself is just a click and search, but less fun than iSpy due to both the lack of direction towards what i'm supposed to find and the lack of difficulty in finding it; i can just click around the entire screen and usually i'll get everything on the first go around. i think i only looked up a walkthrough for one item on one single character. as well as the gameplay issues, i found issues with the writing, but that's personal preference. that being said, if that's your kind of thing and you have a more irreverent sense of humor, this might be for you. i can't not recommend it just because i didn't have fun if i could see how someone would have fun. on top of that, it's clear there was a lot of effort in the art direction, and i can see the potential behind this developer, so i dont want a completely negative review to be the nail in the "i don't make games anymore" coffin. keep making games. keep refining your style, talk to other developers, and find what makes people come back for more. i hope to see better things from you in the future. i'll be looking forward to it.
Why does Bible say that God demands us to keep sabbath and that he tosses all who don't into hell (Isaiah 66:23-24) and Christianity thinks they can change it to sunday or ignore it entirely? Why does Bible have instructions regarding what animals to eat and not eat and that Yeshua will kill all of those who do so on his 2nd coming(2 Thessalonians 1:6-8 quoting Isaiah 66:15-17) but Christians think that means to eat bacon and shrimp? Why are all these churches I'm seeing preparing for halloween christmas easter valentines and lying about how "It's to celebrate Jesus" yet nothing in the Bible ever tells us do these holidays and a bit of research will tell you these holidays come from cultures that worship a bunch of sun gods and fertility gods that the Bible warns you to not do(Deuteronomy 12:30)? Why do Christians call the messiah Jesus, when he was never born a greek, raised entirely in a hebrew community, and ignore John 5:42-43 and 1 John 5:2-3 prophesying that people who hate keeping Gods commandments will never accept the Yeshua name, or Gods name being Yehovah?
所有人都下地狱吧!!!哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈
Super fun! You are given a certain number of cases to judge whether they are "blessed" or go to Hell based on clues you discover by clicking around and solving simple puzzles in the environment. The decisions you make impact the final ending. It was funny, it was low stress, it was entertaining puzzling over what the best decision would be for each case. Also bonus points for Satan being a cat XD It is a fairly short game but fully worth the price I think,
Meh... If you take this game too seriously, you're going to have a bad time. (I'm not finished, this is more a first impression) I and the creator obviously see the world very differently because I keep punishing people that deserve it, and I keep being punished for doing so. But outside of that, it's an alright time waster. It's basically a hidden object game. You look in on someone and look around at all the things in their life to determine if they are a good person then you bless them or send them to hell. Ignoring that's not at all how that works, that's it. That's all there is to it. You are told you need to have as many follower as possible by judgment day. And every time you bless or damn someone you gain or lose followers based on how others felt about what happened. So there isn't a ton to it, I'd have liked to seen the idea a bit more flushed out. I'd have also liked it to be written by someone that actually understands morality, but that's neither here nor there. On a 5 point scale it's a pretty solid three. Above average for what it is, but nothing too special. If the idea seems kind of interesting or funny to you and you are not soo staunch, it should be enjoyable enough.
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