Experience a humorous, self-playing comedy game where you play as a deity whose hero often ignores your wishes. It's a parody of MMORPGs where your character progresses independently, creating a unique story with plenty of laughs and puns.
Summarized from real user reviews of Godville. Based on 1.8K reviews and a 4.7/5 average, it highlights the 7 positives and 5 negatives reviewers mention most about this game.
11.7
July 17, 2026
Contextual help buttons - look for (?) markers in the UI to jump straight to relevant help (can be disabled in Menu->Settings). This update also includes some internal changes - if something feels off or broken, please report it via Ideabox.
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More player customization options
Improved accessibility features
Godville is a self-playing comedy game where you take on the role of a deity. Your hero progresses independently, often ignoring your wishes, leading to humorous situations and a unique story. It's a parody of MMORPGs and leveling systems.
The game is designed to be largely self-playing. Your hero will progress on their own, creating a story as they go. You can attempt to influence your hero's actions, but success is not guaranteed, adding to the comedic element.
Yes, Godville is free to download and play. The game does offer in-app purchases, which can enhance the player's experience, but are not required to enjoy the core gameplay.
The description mentions it was featured as an iPhone Game of the Day and on the App Store Games of the Week, indicating it is available on iOS devices. A persistent internet connection is required to play.
Key features include its self-playing nature, a humorous take on gods and heroes, a parody of MMORPGs, independent character progression, story generation, and a significant amount of puns and comedic writing.
