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More about it: "God's Gift is a 2D puzzle platformer inspired by Lemmings and Pikmin with an emphasis on forward planning, exploration and experimentation. The gameplay involves guiding mindless cultists throughout 23 levels overcoming environmental and enemy based puzzles by mutating the cultists giving them many fantastic eldritch abilities."
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Features:
- Sacrifice your cultists to shrines scattered throughout the Old God's realm to have "God's Gifts" bestowed upon you, powerful mutations to twist your cultists to dozens of sickening but useful forms.
- 23 levels across three different realms. Each level has its own combination of mutations and each realm has a unique goal.
- Many different enemies to defeat and environmental puzzles to overcome with multiple solutions, which mutations will you choose to proceed?
- Unique and vibrant pixel art and animations.
- Powerful Level Editor! Create and share levels with your friends.
Available to buy on Steam. It has Native Linux support.
Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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I feel like playing this could give me interesting ideas for foes when running my tabletop fantasy game. Whatever it's like as a game, the art and ideas are pretty interesting and frightening.
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Damn this animation goes hard. Just watching the trailer put me in a headspace.
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