Dark Fantasy Godhood

I love fantasy games, and Dark Fantasy Godhood has everything in place to make a good story. Your character starts out as a lowly fisherman, but after climbing a mountain he binds with Thor’s hammer to become the new god of thunder. What happens next is up to you. There are many quests you can go on, beautiful women to ravish, and spicy animations to watch.

If you’ve ever played Call of Girls, it is similar in that there is actual combat mixed in with the visual aspects. You’ll be doing a little bit of everything in this game, making it a little more original than others.

While overall there’s a lot to enjoy in this game, there are some downsides. The developer seems to have stopped updating it, despite promising monthly updates. There are also still some bugs, which detracts from the game overall. If you are patient and don’t mind a few bugs, this is a sexy game with an interesting storyline. If you prefer flawless work, it may not be a great choice.

The Weakest Becomes the Strongest

The story opens with you, the player, as the weakest fighter in all the kingdom. A builder and fisherman by trade, you realize there’s no hope for you to improve without serious intervention. You decide to travel to Kudah, where you have heard there is a mountain that yields power when it is climbed.

When you ascend the mountain, Thor’s mighty hammer binds with you, transforming you from an ordinary fisherman into a god.

Unfortunately, before you can enjoy your power, a sudden twist of fate changes your future. A serious accident in the city of Vigilance brands you as an outlaw and an outcast. You now have to work to clear your good name, as well as learn what it means to be a god.

Bug City

Although the game has an interesting premise and a lot of visuals, it’s got some bugs. One of the biggest bugs is that all of the achievements unlock at the beginning of the game, without you having to do anything. If achievements are important to you, you may find this game disappointing. Another disappointing bug is that one of the quests in the game has no sound in it, and another scene where there’s supposed to be reflections in the water and there isn’t.

None of this is game breaking, but it’s also not the polished experience of a finished game.

Impatient?

While not a game play flaw necessarily, if you’re eager to get to those sex scenes you may be in for a wait. The game starts out more like a visual novel and then shifts to a point-and-click adventure thereafter.

It takes a while to get to any of the sex scenes, but once you do, they are plentiful and robust. If you were hoping to see some lewd content right away, you may be in for a surprise. Just know that most of the scenes are worth the wait.

Overall, this game is a mixed bag. On the one side, there are plentiful sex scenes and a solid if somewhat cliché storyline. On the other, there are lots of bugs and the game appears to have been abandoned.

Pros:

• Hundreds of static scenes and over 300 animated scenes
• Decent artwork
• Solid storyline

Cons:

• Game is somewhat incomplete
• Lots of bugs, but none game breaking