God For A Day

A very nice game! Easy, funny, and casual, the type of games you play when you just want to chill. The design and artworks are very colourful. I love the attention to details when searching for clues. All the little references and easter eggs are nice. You really find yourself questioning yourself about someone being good or bad and if you had to spare or kill the person in front of you. My only complaint would be the length of the game. I got it on sale, but on my first run, I finished it under an hour, and that can feel little for some people. However, as you have in-games achievements, you have a replay value if you want to try and collect them all. If you see this game on sale, you can go for it.

Fun, casual game for a long evening or a weekend. I didn't experience any lag or crashes that other comments mentioned. Great artwork, and finding clues is relatively easy for the most part, but I had to alt-tab into walkthrough video a couple of times.

Having finished the game and thinking about it once more, changing my review to positive. We need more simple things like this. The only flaws are pixel-hunting in some scenes, and limited replayability. Tutorial level allows to finish the scene without finding all the clues. None of the levels after that do so - you'll have to find every single one clue. Hence the pixel hunting. Seems people forgot why that is a bad thing.

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.

Sadly it does not save correctly. So if you want to see the end with 'you' Decisions,- make sure to do it in one rush,..

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,

game is extremly short and i dont see much replay value. But i enjoyed the game. Deciding between thumbs up or thumbs down its more on the positive side i think.

Pretty good, ending was kinda laggy and showed the wrong answers but cool overall.