Great game that quickly becomes repetitive.
First off this game looks amazing, the world is highly detailed as well as the characters and the creatures. The effects from casting your miracles are also quite impressive. Though not the best looking game I have seen the visuals are quite pretty and a big leap over the previous B&W.
Sound:
The character voices are done very well and it's a pleasure to listen to the good and evil conscious', and that's not something that you could say for most games where as the voice acting is usually pathetic, well not here. As far as the music goes I can't really say too much about it as well honestly I can't really hear it off the top of my head, so I'm going to have to say it isn't memorable but I wasn't turning my sound off either, so it was decent.
Game Play:
Here is where I personally find the biggest flaw, this game is just so damn repetitive. If you have built one town, you have built them all. Sure you can save up your worship points and buy new structures/miracles, but there doesn't seem to be any real incentive to do so, as they aren't too critical in advancement. Sure, they make things easier for you but they aren't really necessary. Your creature is great fun though and he does tons of things to praise/scold him for. I think I've spent more time messing around with my creature than actually tending to the citizens of my town. In the end the game play is fun, but you get too much of the same thing over and over and over and over...get the point?
Overall:
Good game to pass the time. I would recommend picking this one up.
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