Prayr - God Simulator

This game is very interesting. I first found it today from a YouTuber named Gloom. A game has to be interesting for me to actually want to keep playing it, and right of the bat I loved it. I do want to say that answering prayrs is a bit boring. I would like it if there was music while we are answering payrs, and the more evil you are, the more creepy or aggressive the music gets. And the more nicer you are, the more happy and angelic the music gets. Also, I like more things instead of one personally. I want to have save lots in this game. (2-3) So I could have one where I have a evil god and one with a nice god. And I’ll still be able to see all my religions on the leaderboard and have battles with my own religions. Otherwise, I love this game and I’ll definitely become more obsessed with this game the more I play it. I hope you consider these ideas as I think it will make the game better. I feel as though the game is a bit bland and it could use some more improvement, so not only take mine, but other peoples thoughts in as well. Great job on this game!

I’ve played this game for a couple weeks because it’s free and stuff, but there are several problems that make this game either too tedious or broken. The first thing I wanna say is that the main mechanic, answering prayers, is pretty dull. The simple mechanic of gaining followers based on actions is randomized and inconsistent with what you do; sometimes giving a third nipple gives you a follower, sometimes not. As an “evil deity,” I found it easier to simple deny 5 prayers and gain around 20 each time. Secondly, Holy Wars are just as broken. The chances it to lose or win are not reliable (500 against 1200 and I have a 4% chance to lose?), to the point that you can lose even if you outnumber your opponent 2:1. Thirdly, the grind for followers is tedious and monotonous because answering prayers gives so little, and it’s easy to lose more followers than gain. I haven’t found a reliable way to get more followers because answering the same prayers give random results. As much as I want to like it, this game is just decent at being a time killer, but mostly because it makes you wait 30 seconds with adwalls all over the main game.

The game just came out and so far, its actually pretty fun. One problem I have with it is how Dolmens are the least costly building yet are the more affective than Obelisks. An Obelisk costs 25,000 while a Dolmen costs 2,500 yet a Dolmens add an extra .075 to the game while Obelisks only add .015. The same goes with churches, they only add .075 yet costs 2,500,000. The game literally came out yesterday and I will spend quite a while on it. The idea definitely sticks out. I would suggest to customize your religion way more like adding things that are common for religions, like old scriptures and different realms/punishments. Possibly build some sort of heaven/ hell and customize it to your liking. It gets somewhat repetitive but still fun.

Ok, so on Twitter a couple weeks ago, I was scrolling and saw your guys game. I thought it looked interesting, so then I have followed the testing of it and stuff. I was one of the first ones to try it out on TestFlight, and now have the actual game. I think it’s really awesome, and I hope you guys keep up the good work. I also like all your humor and stuff. I do have a few suggestions though. One, I think it would be cool if you could chose the country your god starts in. Then it could spread to more countries. Two, I think we should be able to customize a flag for our religion. I think that would be cool, and keep up the good work.

Prayr is kinda dull, don’t get me wrong I’m not saying it’s awful, but playing it doesn’t make you wan to grind for hours to get more followers. It’s nice to show people or a game to play on a car ride. The prayers are funny to answer, but there respective, is recommend showing the outcomes as soon as the prayer is answered. Other than that it’s a good “I have no WiFi so imma play this” game. The game does work really well and I don’t see a big issue with it so five stars (p.s if I have a thousand people fighting against four, they should all convert or die, not escape)