Demigod. A good piece of work if you're getting it just for the mutliplayer part. Mainly because that is all it has. No single player campian or tutorial, which isn't nice for new people. Luckly the game modes aren't to hard to figure out. There are four control modes. First one is conquest were you take out the main enemy base. Second one is fortess were you take out all the enemy outposts. Third is dominate were you capture and hold flags on the map for a certian time to win. Last but not least is slaughter, which is team death match. Good visuals and audio do a good job of making the world come alive, and deep as far as battles go. Since the game has no playable story it really doesn't give you a reason to fight other then to become a god. The problems I have run into are were one side is completly run by AI, long wait times for matches, poor AI, if you are more then one level lower then your opponet then good luck beating them, and if you start falling behind it starts to get really hard to catch back up. If you love to pvp this is the game for you. Other wise stay way.
Demigod's single player content is a little on the light side for a $40 game. You have the tournament, which are 8 battles with different objectives. Each battle takes around 15 mins, so theoretically you can 'beat' th... Read Full Review
When Demigod was released about a year and a half ago, I heard good things about it in spite of the mixed reviews. I didn't purchase the game when it was initially released because I just wasn't sure it was the kind of g... Read Full Review
