Godsworn

I feel like the game is good but is missing quite a lot of content compared to old WC 3. I know it is in early access but I wouldn't recommend it unless it is on sale or when more content drops. I will say it is very close thought so it is hard not recommend if it is on sale but it definitely isn't worth $30 until more content drops or unless you want to support devs so that content can drop sooner.

I Challenge the Devs to try out insane difficulty challenges because I cant finish the achievements. Love the game, wish there were more maps and some new units but it is good overall.

Nice and fun game

I keep buying early access games and regretting most of them. This is one I definitely regret, and here is why: 1. This is obviously modelled after the style of warcraft, but it doesnt induce any of the feeling warcraft did. 2. the graphics are horrible. if you scale up the resolution, it gets better, but still unacceptable for a 2026 game. Upscaling makes the game burn your graphics card up. I have a modern rig with great hardware, and this isometric RTS turns the heat up on my GPU higher than modern first rate 3D ray tracing games!!! For a iso-RTS with low res graphics??? In-play, many of the graphics settings make little to no visual difference, like anti-aliasing. 3. the game feels like it should still be in alpha phase but like the programmers put just enough polish to make it clickable and the characters move. the first playable map gives you vague instructions and allies but no way to control them. you gain access to buildings and workers, but they stand idle, uncontrollable and unassignable to the buildings so you can summon the tree-building units. Damn, if they cant even make the very first playable map work properly, why is this even for sale yet? 4. the voice acting is off, not sure why, but it felt amateur and unprofessionally recorded. 5. I Liked the music in the menu, kinds inviting and strong. but then it just kept that same loop going thru gameplay. they have one loud and overbearing track that is run throughout the game, it appears. tho I do admit, I only played the first map before I couldnt take playing anymore. 6. Units were often difficult to distinguish visually. 7. the "gods" you play as can have their health crash hard with basic enemy attacks. a few seconds of not paying attention will get them killed. 8. the graphics are also plagued by compounding inability to smoothly scroll the gameview. moving that camera, even with the best of graphics settings to minimize all the tearing, jitteriness and other issues, still makes your brain hurt, your eyes bug out, and gives motion sickness and the feeling like you might have a seizure. My opinion: This game is extremely basic, preying upon a general inclination in players to have warcraft style games revived. they are using that to prey upon your wallet with a cheap implementation that is missing basic functionality and broken functionality. This game is a huge disappointment, and I really wonder if all the reviews that are positive and claiming this game fills that warcraft niche arent paid/friends and fam/developer reviews just to pad the potential buyers mind with thoughts of nostalgia so they sink that coin into this pathetic hollow shell of a game.

peak rts for sure

fun game, worth a play

Very good potential for a game and scratches that Warcraft III itch if you had it like me. My only complaint is that I think some of the voice acting for the gods is MAD corny, no hate on the voice actors but they sound like comic book villains rather than mythological beings/gods so could be a directional issue.