The fantasy genre is definitely the most susceptible to new ideas and crazy universes, featuring a variety of interesting creatures, magic and incredible landscapes. However, they are also on the brink of war most of the time, whether it's the struggle between different races, or a great evil that intends on conquering the realm and purging everything in its path.
GODS: Lands of Infinity is an action-RPG that also integrates a turn-based combat system into the gameplay, as well as strong economy that rewards your ability to play as a skilled trader and take full advantage of the loot you gather along the way. While the overall experience may not leave any deep marks on your conscience, nor provide you with too many memorable moments, the game is definitely worth a try, if only to experience the lively universe that was created for it.
MacX YouTube Downloader. Microsoft Office YTD Video Downloader. Adobe Photoshop CC. VirtualDJ Avast Free Security. WhatsApp Messenger. Talking Tom Cat. Clash of Clans. Subway Surfers. TubeMate 3. Google Play. I'm not sure why the developers thought it would be enjoyable to slog back and forth between merchants while listening to the same fruity background music endlessly repeating itself on a short loop, but that's what you'll spend way too much time doing.
When you enter a battle the play moves from first-person, real-time action to third-person, turn-based play. Play proceeds in rounds in which you select an action such as an attack or spell, watch the results, and then wait for each of your enemies to do an action in turn. The actions that you have available each turn will depend on the number of action points that you have remaining.
Since the only way to regenerate these action points is to choose the do-nothing defend option, you're basically forced to skip every third turn or so. However, your enemies are not constrained by action points, and seem perfectly capable of doing whatever they want each and every turn.
I'm not sure why the developers chose to constrain the battles with both single action turns and action points; usually in turn-based RPGs you have one or the other. Perhaps it was to extend the time it takes to resolve a battle or to introduce some additional challenge, but in practice it comes across as a mixed metaphor that doesn't quite work. Luckily the game isn't as battle heavy as a Japanese-style console RPG or the lackluster battles would quickly grow tedious.
A war has broken out between the gods, and it's your job to recover the powers granted to you by the gods, find a weapon to end the war, and save your kingdom from destruction.
Your exploration and questing will center around these objectives, with your actions all working towards eventually regaining your powers. You can interact with other characters, accept quests they give you that range from collecting items to destroy dangerous monsters. You can buy and sell items, or create your own items with materials you buy and find. You can travel between a variety of locations as you explore the world.
Unfortunately, some of these elements at the core of the game can be a bit tedious. Crafting and trading are a bit repetitive, especially when you learn what items are profitable. You'll just be mixing the same items and making a few back and forth trips after a while. It's also very important, since it's the fastest and easiest way to make money.
Travel time can also be annoying, because you need to travel to signposts in each area to be able to travel to another area. These signposts are often a good distance away from towns or objectives, meaning you'll be walking around a lot. Battle in the game is turn-based, like many other RPGs. You'll encounter enemies, and then will be given a list of actions once battle begins.
You can use attacks, magical spells, items, defend, or run away. All of these actions except for defending and running require action points. Action points are limited in number, and regenerate slowly throughout the battle.
This means that you'll need to plan a bit and use some strategy when it comes to your actions.
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