What happened?
the-land-of-Eden-and-the-Greece-and-destroying-all-religions-of-gods. Hoppfully I came close to the aspect of the game against the Aztecs, Norse, and the Japanese.
My favorite part, the Goodness, the Necture if you will. I love the use of villagers pore lives of farming, mating, mining, and log chopping to be replaced by the eager life of war and of that of a solider. The minigames, oh--- the minigames. the Norse man, seen in the Isle when your creature gets trapped in the first Black & White, throw him, eat him, drown him, burn him. You can't kill him can you? Migration? What, no, not the leaving of others' town to your's because you've built it through the whole level, that can't be it... Buildings, buildings, buildings, oh what have you Lionhead book-worms been up to now? The Amphitheater?! By George, it's most extraordinary. Temples, houses, prisons, knowledge for the villagers, stop it's too great for my feeble mind to comprehend, bravo Lionhead, bravo indeed.
Sigh... the worst part, the bad... the life draining, succubus-like, truth...
Now, what happened to the miracles? What happened to the great and powerful temple your creature lays to rest when he feels he is finished. Surely, there were many reasons why Black & White 2 didn't have a huge
temple that changed the face of your image in the light and the creative momentum spin the game started with. Though a good job you have done with the cow, ape, lion, wolf, and tiger. What happened to them? The goat, the bear, to horse, the turtle, the orangutan, the mighty Rhino, and the small chicken that had many possibilities. I mean it is like 3 thousand years later, sure, but creatures evolve you know... oh well, I'm clingy on creatures. The game did great over all, I couldn't get my eyes off of it when I went to bed, woke up, and even at school my mind wandered for the linger of Black & White 2.