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Joshua Wolens

Peter Molyneux's right about one thing: It's sad how no one seems to care about god games anymore

Heroic figure surrounded by villagers and the hand of god.

We're just a few hours out from the early access release of Masters of Albion, which creator and legendary hyperbolist Peter Molyneux is pitching as both his swansong and "redemption title." To mark the occasion, Molyneux recently took to YouTube to field questions from fans about his career, Masters of Albion, and where his god-game obsession stems from.

It's that last one that's most significant to me right now, because Molyneux—a founding father of the whole god game genre thanks to Populous, which he designed—says his obsession with the godly genre is making him a bit sad these days. Why? Because they've sort of all gone away.

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