Later this year when Apple releases the next version of Watch OS with native app capabilities, I’m sure Godville (and every other Apple Watch game and app) will be even better and more useful than they are now. The nature of the game is a perfect fit for wrist gaming, and even given the limited abilities developers have in this first iteration of Watch OS, the Godville watch app offers a lot of cool functionality.
It’s crazy that the more than 5-year old Godville is probably also now the best Apple Watch game available. Talk down to your hero right from your wrist. The best feature of all though is the ability to actually give your hero voice commands using the Apple Watch dictation feature. Coolest of all is the Remote feature, which let’s you Encourage or Punish your hero right from your wrist. Node.js Bot Project gotnbot: A Bot for Gamers of the North tasks Node. You can also scope out what your hero has in their inventory, and even send and respond to messages from your Godville friends list. Node.js Bot Project godville: godville bot Node.js Bot Project good-boye: a v good doggo bot Node.js Bot Project goodbot: A good little bot. You can read the last several diary entries from your hero, scrolling through them using the digital crown. The little Godville Apple Watch app itself is quite awesome, though. There’s a Glance screen that’ll give you a quick overview of your hero’s status, and like all Apple Watch Glances, it’s slow to load and pretty useless. Apparently the makers of Godville thought so too, because as of yesterday the game has been updated with Apple Watch support. It’s crazy! Given the passive nature of Godville, ever since the Apple Watch arrived on the scene, we couldn’t help but feel like it would be a perfect fit for your wrist. That’s just shy of 5 years that I’ve been non-playing this game. Being a God is tough!Īnyway, it trips me out when I check into the stats page of Godville and see my hero has been doing his thing for 59 months. Your hero can still live on for eternity in the afterlife, mumbling to themselves that you never came to help. The most basic level of interaction required is to hop in and resurrect your hero should they fall in battle, but even then, it’s not really required. It’s a passive game so you only need check into Godville whenever you feel like it. The quick gist of the game is that you create a hero, and he goes on many adventures, completing quests and fighting enemies, all on his or her own. Regular readers know that we’re pretty big fans of the RNPG (role-non-playing-game) Godville (Free).
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