Demigod

Demigod is a real-time tactical strategy game with role-playing elements, set in a magical world where gods walk among mortals. After the All Father vanishes, Demigods from the mortal world fight for a place in the Pantheon. You choose one of eight Demigods to lead support troops in arena battles, capture strategic positions and defeat rival would-be gods.

Demigods and progression

Each Demigod has distinct powers and abilities, and each plays differently. During a battle, your Demigod starts at level 1 and gains experience by killing enemy grunts and Demigods and capturing flags. Each new level lets you add skills and abilities. You can also buy equipment and unlock mystic artifacts; artifacts acquired during play persist between games.

Control the arena

Support troops fight alongside your Demigod as teams contest control points. Capturing a resource flag benefits your whole team and adds war points to its score. Once the team has enough war points, new upgrades become available to buy in its Citadel. Arenas also contain gold mines that provide resources when captured, and artifact shops whose stock becomes available to your team when you control them. Some Demigods can summon minions and control them individually.

Game modes

You can play alone in skirmishes or a virtual tournament, or compete online, over LAN or in custom internet games with friends. Online, you can enter skirmishes against players of similar skill or join the Pantheon tournament, choosing the path of light or darkness as your faction competes for victory. Wins and in-game achievements award favor points, which you can spend on special items that persist from game to game.

Arenas and battles

Battles take place on arenas built as complete 3D models, with players fighting across their surfaces. You capture strategic positions to gain resources and turn the battle in your team's favor, then push into the opposing base to destroy it. The arenas use enhanced technology, including mesh technology designed to deliver detailed visuals on older video cards.