GoodGod

Immerse yourself in a macabre medieval world full of deception, trust, and supernatural powers. In “GoodGod”, you take on one of three unique roles – God, Satan, or Disciple – in a nerve-wracking game full of secrets, decisions, and divine interventions. GoodGod is best played with 7 to 12 players, but it supports rounds from 5 up to theoretically 100 participants. The bigger the group, the more complex the game – and the deeper the deception. The Roles: - Disciple: Complete tasks, empower God, and try to unmask Satan. Gain bonuses like speed boosts, prayer abilities, and a one-time weapon at 100% task progress. [/] - God: Oversees the game from above, protects disciples with divine powers, and triggers Armageddon at full power. Can initiate votes and influence the game world. [/] - Satan: Disguised as a disciple, sabotages the game, kills in secret, and uses powerful dark abilities like invisibility or blinding God. [/] What's it about? In this first-person social deduction game, strategy, action, and teamplay collide. While disciples strengthen God's power through minigames and prayer, Satan lurks among them – hidden and deadly. God, meanwhile, watches from a bird’s-eye view and uses supernatural powers to protect his followers – or to avert disaster. Key Features: - 3 asymmetric roles with unique gameplay [/] - First-person view for disciples, strategic top-down view for God [/] - Medieval setting: Dark forests, ruins, and altars in a moody fantasy world [/] - Prayer and crystal system: Strengthens God and unlocks new abilities [/] - Exciting tasks & minigames for power progression and deception [/] - Discussions & voting only at set times – no talking during the round! [/] - In-game chat [/] - Voting marks: God and Satan may each mark one person – but who was it? [/] - Unlockable skins: 13 unique outfits through in-game achievements [/] - Spectator mode: Fallen disciples still help by collecting crystals [/] - Scalable for large groups: Supports 5 to 100 players per match [/] Who do you trust? Who deceives you? And who brings the Armageddon?