Why I buy this one ?
- Become a nameless god whose very existence depends upon having devoted worshippers
- Go head-to-head against a new undead god, and battle an army of undead skeletons and an undead new creature
- Choose either good or evil, each of which will give you a variety of miracles and bonuses
- Train your creature to do what you want, from fertilizing fields with its manure to knocking down enemy walls
- Battle across new isles against an all new enemy AI using new miracles and new building units as support

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What our customer's say!

"Great Add-On to a Legacy", As a fan of Black & White from the beginning, this was something I just had to have. The game plays pretty much like B&W2 except there is definitely a much darker feel to the expansion. A few new very cool miracles, and a few new cool buildings. About the buildings, you must be careful which ones you use as each has either a positive or negative effect on your alignment. For example, the hospital is a structure only a kind and caring god would build for his minions. It inevitably pulls your alignment toward the good and your villagers recover much quicker from fatigue, in turn giving you production boosts.

On the other hand, the abattoir is butcher's shop and helps to pull your alignment towards the darker end of the scale. For some reason the creators of the game felt that killing of animals for food was evil. I didn't get it. But anyway. If you build some of these, be sure to build a few animal pens close by for an unlimited source of meat for them to kill. Also, you must drop a few villagers in there. They will then become disciple butchers. Without butchers, a butcher shop has no production value whatsoever.

And while we are on the evil thing, let's talk about another new building: the blacksmith's. Thankfully, you do not have to drop villagers in a blacksmith shop to have disciple blacksmiths. The cool thing about them is the more you build (up to 10), the greater experience level each new army becomes. If I am playing with a more military approach, I like to build the armories, then go ahead and automatically drop 10 blacksmith foundations. Then each army is spawned with the highest experience rating. Unfortunately for good players, the blacksmith shops have a small draw on your alignment. I have noticed it's not too much to worry about. If you keep building wonderful things like signposts, flagpoles, hospitals, granaries, and dovecotes (a dove house in the middle of a village really helps boost happiness), your alignment will flow toward the good accordingly. But it you need super armies, who really cares about alignment, right?

I loved Black & White, I loved Black & White 2, and Battle of the Gods is the latest to make that very prestigious list. It does only offer three more lands to conquer, and one bonus level which I have yet to figure out how to access. It is well worth the money.

"Ok game, couldnt really get into it", So I played the game for a few hours, it was a neat concept, a god game where you actually are a god. I just couldnt get into it enough I guess. I also didnt like the game telling you to constantly do stuff. If you cant figure out what you need to do on your own in the game, than the game needs to be designed differently.

If you do play, dont do anything extra in the movement tutorial. I had accident zoomed way out at one point, and it wouldnt let me zoom back in and I was supposed to click on this little circle, it was impossible. Had to Crtl-Alt-Del and start over.

"Nice expansion. More of the same.", More of the same. If you like the original game you will like having more levels to play. That's about all you get.

"More of the same, but that's good.", This expansion pack provides a few new items to build around your city and provides three more maps to conquer. If it weren't for the fact that Black & White 2 was so addictive to begin with, this would be a really disappointing product. If you're looking for skirmish or multiplayer action, this expansion is not for you. In fact, this expansion is probably only for the purely addicted players, and even then, it only amounts to a little over two hours' worth of play time.

As a side note, the custom maps that you can design with Lionhead's map editor or download from various fan sites do not work with this expansion, which means that you can use the new items in only the three maps provided with this expansion.