Geo Gods
Grow a godly garden.
Game info
Advertisement
Game description
Android App Analysis and Review: Geo Gods, Developed by Arnold Rauers. Listed in Card Category. Current Version Is 1.0.42, Updated On 08/01/2024 . According to users reviews on Google Play: Geo Gods. Achieved Over 30 thousand Installs. Geo Gods Currently Has 300 Reviews, Average Rating 4.4 Stars
Geo Gods is a solo card game which combines card drafting with a simple tile placing mechanic.In Geo Gods you use the elemental magic of the Gods to create a godly garden. Each God faction comes with its own set of cards which you can strategically use to increase the score of each God. Activate the 6 elemental Power Crystals to gain even more score and create the perfect garden.
Compete in a weekly tournament to test your skills against other players or
complete tasks to refine your personal Highscore.
Features
- Solo Highscore gameplay
- Card drafting
- Simple tile placing mechanic
- 6 God factions with their own set of unique cards
- Personal Highscores
- Weekly Tournament with global Highscores
If you want to learn more about Geo Gods visit www.geo-gods.com
We are currently offering version 1.0.42. This is our latest, most optimized version. It is suitable for many different devices. Free download directly apk from the Google Play Store or other versions we're hosting. Moreover, you can download without registration and no login required.
We have more than 2000+ available devices for Samsung, Xiaomi, Huawei, Oppo, Vivo, Motorola, LG, Google, OnePlus, Sony, Tablet ... with so many options, it’s easy for you to choose games or software that fit your device.
It can come in handy if there are any country restrictions or any restrictions from the side of your device on the Google App Store.
What's New
+ small maintenance update
Recent Comments
Tiffany Baez
The game is fun and intetesting but it needs a lot of features for quality of life stuff. For example, an ability to check the completed board after a game finishes so you can screenshot to show off, and not making it return to main menu immediately if you press anything outside the buttons after a game finishes. Also having some sort of personal leaderboard to show the highest individual game record, not just an average of 6.
Yang Li
Highly cultured and unique art style. Audio is fantastic; it is very calming and fits the atmosphere perfectly. Brilliant mechanics but a bit complex for a mobile game. Bad game balance at the moment. The game results lack a strong positive feedback. At the end you get a high score and that's it. No winning/losing or beating anything. The absence of a dopamine bomb unjustifies that it's a game. It's more like a piece of art. Still, I love it.
Nicole W. (Your Spooky Aunt)
Gorgeous artwork as always, but didn't have the goal-based framework I personally like. However, if you enjoy constantly improving against your previous performance, with a nice, patient and calming puzzle game: this is for you. I think it could do with some daily challenges or some sort of milestone system. But so beautiful. Thank you for your hard work, again!
fluctuating
Did not realise this was made by the same developer as Enyo. Another banger game. However, it loses a star for not having the best tutorial. I'm not entirely sure exactly what should be done to improve it, but it's not very good. Perhaps a smaller board to better explain the rules? I figured out the game after a while, but I worry others may leave early after not "getting" it. Honestly, despite that, still fantastic. Genuinely aspire to be as creative a game designer.
Derpy Dev
So first: Yes the tutorial is a little confusing, but after a few games you'll get the idea of what you're doing. Just download and start playing but don't get discouraged, it takes some practice. What you have here is an amazing card puzzler and high score game that loses a star only because it still feels small. I wish I could do a full breakdown here but I'll sum it up by saying that it has a singular very fun game mode but lacks any alternates to freshen it up or change my play style.
Garrett Hunke
I found this game thanks to a friend, and it's one of the best offline games I think I've found in quite a while. I bought the full game, and I don't regret it. If I could make a suggestion, I think there should be a way to look at the garden after the game is over, maybe even add a screenshot function? I'm not the guy to talk to balance-wise, but in my opinion, the mountain gods could use a buff. They don't have any good power options to activate gems unlike other gods. Great game overall!
Lily Swim
I love card games and board games so this is right down my alley. It's easy enough to pick up and play for a while like if you're waiting for a meeting but it's also got enough mechanics that you have to work to figure out the best points. I will admit at first it did feel a little overwhelming (because i never read tutorials) but after a couple rounds i really started understanding it all.
Ivan Milovanov
Geo Gods is my new favourite from Arnold Rauers, who already offers a library of exclusively stellar gems. This one takes a bit more to comprehend – or at least it took me two tutorial sessions to grasp all that's going on – but it offers much nuanced fun. Every spread can be its own strategy and there are several goals to look out for that are mutually exclusive. It is supported by stunning art. The monetising model is the best (free with an affordable, one-time payment to unlock more options).