Godlet

Can you grow a civilisation with nothing but a handful of miracles and a questionable understanding of horticulture?

In Godlet, you’re a freshly-minted deity tasked with bringing life to a tiny, puzzle-filled world—armed only with the miracles of Rain, Sun, and (if you’re lucky) Life. Grow trees, conjure apples, and try not to flood, scorch, or otherwise ruin your promising new garden before it even gets started.

Your objective is simple—help Adam and Eve find each other under the boughs of a tree. But with only just enough miracles and a world that’s surprisingly easy to swamp or set on fire, even omnipotence can feel like hard work.

Features:

• A bite-sized god game: quick, clever puzzles and meaningful failure.
• Grow trees, fruit apples, and witness the occasionally catastrophic result of “divine intervention.”
• Witty feedback for every mistake—swamped a tree? Burnt an apple? Expect commentary.
• Minimalist, hand-crafted art style and charming music.
• A unique win condition: bring Adam and Eve together and let civilisation begin (or, you know, don’t).

Will you nurture paradise or unleash disaster? There’s only one way to find out.