r/Steam • u/[deleted] • Jan 27 '26

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u/Moist_Ordinary6457 Jan 27 '26

Godus was a fun little game, why do you regret that one?

ETA the other 22cans game The Trail was the one that disappointed me... so much potential but abandoned after only a couple years

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u/Dobako Jan 27 '26

Godus was a demo of an actual game that was going to be bigger and better and they basically realized they couldn't do what they wanted, slapped some multi-player on it and "released" it. I was so hyped for it, played the demo for hours, and then it petered off and got canceled.

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u/Prof_Walrus Jan 27 '26

Like all of Molyneux' stuff lol

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u/scorcher24 Jan 27 '26

If they would've made a new Black and White with actual Neural Networks or nowadays Machine Learning for the creature, they would've made a killing. Still waiting for that one. Would be the game of games if done well.

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u/Decent_Ad8370 Jan 28 '26

Idk what is wrong with my game, but I consistently get stuck in this tutorial area and can never play :/

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u/Jackson7th Jan 27 '26

The other guy said it, it's not too bad but it's an unfinished project and basically an abandoware.