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Godly Corp2018

Godly Corp

2018 Ultimate Games67Worthwhile

Playtime

ShortTypically 3 hours

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Available on

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Details

Launch
December 13, 2018
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Overview

Godly Corp is an over-the-top simulator where you play as intern god in a corporation. Use your tentacle arm to perform many unusual office tasks. Master woobly tentacle physics and try to not destroy all life on the planets that you take care of. Every day brings completely new challenges. Expect everything including chainsaw robots, bug infestation, space trips and more.

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Reception

Thanks to its unusual concept, humour and in-game actions, Godly Corp is certain to gain a special place in many player's hearts, even if that special place will live in a section of its own. Some aspects of its gameplay mechanics turn out to be rather frustrating and the lack of a multiplayer component significantly reduces its prospects but Godly...

BAD - Godly Corp entices players with the premise they’ll be playing a tentacle of Cthulhu stuck in an office building performing mundane tasks in an intentionally goofy physics-centric experience. The problem is that the controls suck and the difficulty is way too high. There’s simply no fun to be had here and you’d be better off with Goat Simulator...

You play the game as a be-tentacled intern at the title Godly Corp, tasked with taking different shifts where you’ll have to focus on multiple tasks at once while then struggling with the controls...

A pale imitation of what inspired it, with unpredictable, unwieldy mechanics and the appearance of low production value.

All in all, Godly Corp is weirdly compelling.