Turn-based strategy where you're a deity managing two warring factions—Greek and Norse—that you can't directly control. You place gods, creatures, and mythological artifacts on a floating landmass, trying to keep both sides alive and fighting without letting either win. Deploy Heimdall's horn to kill everyone outdoors, or summon other divine powers to manipulate the battlefield. Random events like bandit keeps, floods, and guild strikes complicate your plans. You're building villages while mythology tears them down, balancing destruction against survival. The goal isn't victory for either faction—it's maintaining the conflict until an endgame timer runs out. Each match generates different challenges requiring you to use increasingly extreme powers. If you like puzzle-like strategy over direct command, this offers a weird spin on the god-game format.
