Chris Buffa (Modojo): God games must be some of the trickiest to create, largely because developers must convince players of becoming all-powerful deities while adding a level of challenge that goes against the entire point of being the "almighty" to begin with. In other words, we highly doubt the real God (should he, she or it exist) worries about cool down times on his plethora of abilities, or finding himself in a situation where he could potentially lose. That said, it's important to suspend belief to enjoy these titles, the latest being Babel Rising 3D from Ubisoft, the follow-up to the underrated original app from Bulkypix.
John Bedford (Modojo): Grab the original Infinity Blade for free today.
Triverse writes, "Everyone loves getting games for free, especially legal games, which is a good reason to continue these articles that kick off the weekend right. Below is a list of free games on iOS, how long the sales are for is unknown so grab those you are interested in ASAP."
GC: I grew up with games like Populous and Black & White, so I’m no stranger to wielding the power (and finger) of god, but in those games it was more about creating and cultivating your own little Petri dish of humanity, whereas in Ubisoft’s new Babel Rising 3D you get to play the more vengeful side of the almighty, as you try to prevent the Babylonians from building their own stairway to heaven (please – no guitar solos).
