Demigoddess!

Demigoddess! is a turn-based strategy game designed for matches that can be won or lost in about an hour. You compete to conquer The Continent, a world divided into 64 areas; victory comes from controlling more than 32.

A different world each game

The map is randomly generated each time you start. Terrain, continent shapes, enemy forces, force placement and the number of resources all change between games. The game is designed to keep the balance between friendly and enemy forces in play, rather than leaving you to claim unpainted areas after victory is already assured.

Armies and battles

You can control over 450 types of soldiers and monsters across 20 factions, and equip them with over 300 kinds of items. Before each battle, you arrange your troops and configure their equipment and attacks. Each area can hold up to 12 soldiers or monsters, and battles pit up to 24 units—your forces and the enemy’s—against one another.

Battles resolve automatically. Each unit uses the attacks you set in advance, which can include weapons, magic and fire breath. Attacks have parameters such as range, damage and elemental properties, including fire and ice; the interaction between attacks and defenses can increase or negate damage. Units also have skills that enhance certain attacks or support allies.

Units and equipment

Your forces and opponents include fantasy races such as goblins, elves, orcs, dwarves, mermaids and beastmen, along with myth-inspired monsters such as dragons, griffins and sea serpents. More than 70 heroes have powerful abilities that can change the course of the game, and can appear as allies or enemies.

Soldiers and monsters gain experience, level up, improve their abilities and learn new skills. Some can evolve into different forms with greatly improved abilities. You can strengthen and customize units with powerful items found as enemy loot or created at the magical forge, as well as with magic.

Gold and Mana

Gold and Mana fund the hiring of soldiers, army upgrades, item creation and special magic. You can increase income by building in an area, casting magic to improve mine output or placing characters that raise income. The economic rules are kept simple, without requiring you to repeatedly click buttons each turn.