Well googling ‘Overgod’ and ‘time trial’ and ‘high school’ come up with absolutely zero results, so here’s hoping that there’s actually someone else out there that plays this game as much as I do and will stumble upon this. Better yet, here’s to hoping there are a few hundred people out there like that
Seeing as there isn’t a world-wide top score list anywhere for what might be one of the funnest most addicting games I’ve ever played I figured I’d start one. Especially in celebration of my new high-score yesterday which completely blew anything I’ve done previously so far out of the water it’s not even funny. In fact the only reason it wasn’t higher was because I was dealt an indestructible enemy at the end, boooerns!
So leave a comment below with a link to a screenshot of your high-score table and I’ll add it to the list, for now this looks horribly narcissistic but it’s gotta start somewhere:
- 1 Hour+: Josh Triplett (No screenshot but this bug report)
- 1:00:36 – Ryanw






















this world in much more detail and on my terms. A testement to the amazingness of our times that now that option is available to me. My problem however is that I wanted to explore a world as rich as the one created in the films(visually) or as captivating as the world created in the books. Perhaps this was an unfair expectation in Turbine but upon entering Middle Earth in Lord of the Rings Online I was immensly dissapointed, and my guess is that many other players also are.
Visual: When you watch the films there is absolutely no mistaking that the world of cinema has never seen works that match the visual authenticity and sophistication of LOTR. Not strictly from a CG perspective but speaking of the set designs, the blacksmiths working around the clock, the seamstresses, the miniatures, etc etc. Everything for these films shattered records previously thought to be impressive. This is something Turbine should have taken into account when they decided to create Middle Earth for the masses to explore, clearly they aren’t expected to match the quality of the film, however I would expect them to take the same fervor in attention to detail and groundbreaking effects relative to other online games. They however did not. The infinite small details that make the story in the book come to life, and those of the films that suspend all disbelief are no where at all to be found in the game. With the expectations that the films set for this the gameworld seems bland and vanilla no matter where you are looking. It is simply another generic online game that looks no better and in many cases worse than many others.



Stumbled upon this as I was going through the available games in Ubuntu today. Anyways this is a wickedly fun little dungeon crawler gam with some great game mechanics that make it challenging, strategic and fun. Definitely recommend everyone go check it out. I believe the game world is procedurally generated as there are 3000 rooms to explore and over 10 000 monsters to kill.
