![]() ![]() Feed him, punish him and pet him until he submits to your omnipotence. Pocket God too cruel? Instead, unleash your inner sadist on a defenceless zombie. It’s not – Farmville remains ridiculously addictive and the ability to check your crops on the move has seen it reclassified as a Class A gaming narcotic. Yes, it’s the scourge of anyone who hasn’t played it. Richard Dawkins might have something to say about us lumping this evolution-based game together with anything tainted by the name of God, but we think the creatures that crawl from our primordial ooze will knock the selfish socks off his genetic creations. And they’ll succeed: all the fun of raising a family and building a life, with the benefit of being able to switch it all off and go down the pub. God never made them, did He? A near identical game for iPhone is Doodle God (59p). Perserverance pays off in the form of more complex items and concepts. Start with four elements – fire, earth, air and water – and combine them to create more things: steam or rocks, for instance. Episodic updates keep things fresh, though given the torture-heavy nature of gameplay, it’s hard to think who feels the need to move on to Pocket Devil (59p, iPhone). Play God to an island of Pygmies who you can bequeath with gifts (fishing rods, say) or punish (by, say, bolting the door of their loo). ![]() ![]() iPhoners can get their Sid Meier fix with Civilization Revolution (£4). Empire-building battle is the thrust of this epic (for smartphone) quest. One of the most franchised God games ever made makes its way to Android. ![]()
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