Godly Powers Interview: http://www.gametrailers.com/video/godly-powers-fro...

Looking fun, can't wait to see some actual gameplay with villagers, interactions etc!

Looks really interesting, I didn't realise it was a sim, I never played Populous but do like those sort of games :)

E3 2011 trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedd...

Looks great, and coming in the summer!

Here's giantbomb quicklook: http://www.giantbomb.com/quick-look-from-dust/17-4...

Comes out next week for 360 and PC; PS3 later.

Whenever it's up on steam to be bought will be mine.

Yeah was really excited to check it out but not going to get it now. Pretty BS move from Ubisoft.

Mega pissed about the delay! Feck!

Guess the xbla demo will have to appease my hunger.

Edit: Fuck. No it can't. My xbox red ringed the other week. FFFFUUUU

Damn ubisoft, two days from release hey you guys have to wait. Why not say this shit sooner? Everywhere said was releasing same day 360/PC...

Ah well, will be worth the wait. :)

It certainly will. This game has a kind of charm that sneaks up on you slowly, but it's so subtle that you're actually not aware of just how much you're getting into it until you find yourself thoroughly invested.

First I don't actually feel like a god in this game, I'm battling the elements the same way as my villagers. I viewed myself more or less as the person appointed as watcher or keeper of the people. That my responsibilities to them is not as a superior, but in many ways a powerful helper. As I started playing I starting thinking, is this what being guardian angel feels like? I didn't have the omnipotent abilities of a god despite my power over the landscape, and whatever I do has to be in keeping with what the villagers are trying to accomplish.

I found that at times that it's best to detach myself from the villagers in order to go about doing what was needed. Almost as if it was more important to help keep them alive than actually care about them. If that even makes any sense. lol But you WILL start caring about these little folks even when you know you can't save them from the disasters that nature keeps throwing at them. Events in the game can go from mellow to panic time in a matter of minutes. The frustration that you'll feel when you see the villagers getting wiped out is nothing short of maddening. Tsunamis and volcanoes.......BLAH!!!!

Anyway I just started after I arrived home from work, it's been a really cool experience so far. Very colorful, highly involving. Well worth the space points.

Thanks for the impressions, already preordered on steam, waiting release day.

Somehow i got bit less interest on it, the constant timers look annoying, i like to take my time and enjoy. I know they are there to make game more challenging though, hope it doesn't get on my way.

Hope they add some sandbox mode DLC or something.