Geo Gods

Arnold Rauers

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About this game

Geo Gods is a solo card game which combines card drafting with a simple tile placing mechanic.

In Geo Gods you use the elemental magic of the Gods to create a godly garden. Each God faction comes with its own set of cards which you can strategically use to increase the score of each God. Activate the 6 elemental Power Crystals to gain even more score and create the perfect garden.

Compete in a weekly tournament to test your skills against other players or
complete tasks to refine your personal Highscore.

Features
- Solo Highscore gameplay
- Card drafting
- Simple tile placing mechanic
- 6 God factions with their own set of unique cards
- Personal Highscores
- Weekly Tournament with global Highscores

If you want to learn more about Geo Gods visit www.geo-gods.com

Ratings and reviews

Gorgeous artwork as always, but didn't have the goal-based framework I personally like. However, if you enjoy constantly improving against your previous performance, with a nice, patient and calming puzzle game: this is for you. I think it could do with some daily challenges or some sort of milestone system. But so beautiful. Thank you for your hard work, again!

So first: Yes the tutorial is a little confusing, but after a few games you'll get the idea of what you're doing. Just download and start playing but don't get discouraged, it takes some practice. What you have here is an amazing card puzzler and high score game that loses a star only because it still feels small. I wish I could do a full breakdown here but I'll sum it up by saying that it has a singular very fun game mode but lacks any alternates to freshen it up or change my play style.

Highly cultured and unique art style. Audio is fantastic; it is very calming and fits the atmosphere perfectly. Brilliant mechanics but a bit complex for a mobile game. Bad game balance at the moment. The game results lack a strong positive feedback. At the end you get a high score and that's it. No winning/losing or beating anything. The absence of a dopamine bomb unjustifies that it's a game. It's more like a piece of art. Still, I love it.

What's new

+ small maintenance update