- September 28, 2016
- Mega Dwarf
God of Word
Platforms
About
"God of Word" is a word-based puzzle game where players ascend a towering temple by completing word challenges. With a variety of game modes and difficulty levels, players can test their vocabulary and strategic skills as they aim to become the ultimate God of Word. The game includes both single-player and multiplayer modes, offering countless hours of engaging word play.






- Engaging gameplay that combines word scrambling and typing challenges, making it fun and educational.
- Diverse boss mechanics and unique challenges keep the game interesting and provide a sense of progression.
- Great for improving typing skills and vocabulary, with a nostalgic feel for fans of classic typing games.
- The game can be repetitive, with many levels feeling similar and lacking significant variation.
- Some players experience laggy interface issues, which can hinder fast typing gameplay.
- The dictionary used in the game contains obscure words, leading to frustration during word challenges.
graphics
32 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics of the game receive mixed reviews, with some players appreciating the suitable visuals and unique art style that enhance the game's atmosphere, particularly its Greek aesthetic. However, others criticize the graphics as basic or even unbearable, suggesting a need for a more polished and minimalist approach. Overall, while the visuals may not be top-tier, they do not significantly detract from the gameplay experience.
“The graphics and visuals are suitable to the game's atmosphere.”
“Far more polished and well put together than the art style in the screenshots might lead you to believe.”
“The game is almost bug-free (especially compared with the demo), has an antique and attractive art style with interesting details.”
“The graphics are almost unbearable: the font, character design, overall UI, everything.”
“Awful graphics and 'story', would have been better off with something minimalist and clean.”
“A fun word-spelling game set in ancient Greece but with a goofy 'low budget community theater' aesthetic.”