Want a little tribe of cute creatures to obey you, the almighty god of their little world? Then this game is for you. Gameplay wise it reminds a lot of Godus, the graphics are a bit outdated in my opinion, but for a game like this it is alright, the creatures are cute which is also a plus. The controls are not the greatest and if you play for some time, you will soon notice that it gets repetitive, it feels unfinished, that'S kind of sad as it has a lot of potential! But for some hours this game is quite some fun!

I bought this the day it became available, trying to fill a void that another studio created. Good god games are really hard to find, because so many rarely focus on all the great aspects of that type of game. Terrain control, weather control, deities, good v. evil choices, minion control, asset control, expansion and growth. Idol Hands has some good focus, but falls short of some others, which makes the game seem repetitive. It has good good terrain control, it has some creative god powers, it had developers that listened. It has bad minion control, bad expansion and growth, no deities and everything else is simply, meh. Developers fixed a lot of complaints, like camera control, key mapping and the overly long tutorial. For its current price, it's a decent experience, but any fan of Lionhead might want to steer clear.

Unlike most other Real-Time Strategy games, Idol Hands makes players literally feel like gods with the ability to control the weather and summon disasters. The environment is also dynamic, changing from every decision made. Unfortunately, that's all the game has to offer as it does not offer anything else new in concept and is too limited by it. There's no way to control the people to ensure their survival, nor really "communicate" with them. Also, after experimenting with the weather and disaster controls, Idol Hands becomes repetitive, which is what the other two reviews (at this time) say. I am neutral on the graphics, some may say it's subpar or say it's decent but I find them still appealing nonetheless. In conclusion, I give this game a C- for having a good gaming concept but more content and gameplay elements would have helped Idol Hands to achieve higher ratings.

This is like Godus, Populus etc, but the game get boring really quick. Graphics are...okay, but you can find better games out there at the same price or even less.

Right in this game! You are your own God as you have decided to reign fire and brimstone onto all who disobey or just plain don't like! If that us not your forte, you can also train "your humans" to do whatever you want! it's time consuming, down-right unethical, and a lot of fun! Pick it up and be your own God today!