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Gods

Score
4.58/5
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3 votes
Developer
Authors
Steve Tall
Game Design, Programming

Mark Coleman
Graphics

Eric Matthews
Game Design

Simon Bisley
Cover Artist

Richard Joseph
Music and SFX

Genres
Action, Platformer, Puzzle
Progress
Disk saves
Controls
Joystick
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Magazines

Atari ST Review 1 (May 1992) [Hints / Tips] p106

Atari ST Review 4 (Aug 1992) [Hints / Tips] p97

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Gods

July 27, 2002 by perihelion

Screenshot of Gods This game is fantastic! Very good atmosphere, excellently designed levels and lots of weapons to choose from. You also have health as well as lives, which always looks good in my book. Only bad thing is the frustration when the hero suddenly decides to take a giant leap forward instead of just moving an inch closer to the edge. People who want fast, pumping action may be a bit disappointed at first, but stay with the game and you’ll get to like it.
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Releases

1991 by Renegade × 2
1991 by Dro Soft

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Comments

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goldfred
the best ST game wrote to date in my books, great plot and learning curve..
stunning grafix and sound. the puzzles are not too taxing to leave you frustrated either.
alough the end can be a little hard for novices,.
pitty there is no remake for todays consoles.
January 8, 2006
paul thompson
I consider this to the Bitmap Brothers greatest moment on the ST or any other platform come to that. The graphics are of the same quality of all their other titles, slick and very polished. The sound effects are spot on, and the music will leave you stunned if you have never heard it before. Playability is tuned to perfection, this games just leads you in and never lets go.
July 30, 2005
Silver Surfer
One of the best games ever released! Ace stuff! Smiley
December 18, 2004

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