"There cannot be a term that is less true," Molyneux said defiantly. "What we need is a new term. An

Upcoming god game  Godus has been enveloped in a cloud of mystery, no doubt because it's a project from the enigmatic Peter Molyneux and his 22cans development studio. What we do know is that  Godus  is taking a free-to-play approach in terms of its pricing model. But it's not really free-to-play, Molyneux said during an interview with Pocket Gamer .
"There cannot be a term that is less true," Molyneux said defiantly. "What we need is a new term. And that term is more like 'invest-to- play'. What really are we doing? We are tempting people to invest some of their money into a game."
Godus 's monetization strategy will be one  "that hasn't existed before"; it will be as "fresh and as new and as different from anything you've ever seen in any game", Molyneux boasted.  Players won't be able to pay money until the game deems that players are ready to do so. "You've got to be subtle about it and slowly layer in those mechanics," out of the box Molyneux explains. "The point we introduce monetization depends on the player, out of the box and the game maker has to get you into the right mindset." out of the box
Godus  out of the box is currently in Steam's Early Access program and the reviews are not glowing, to say the least. Molyneux countered that  "no one has the first idea what  Godus  actually is."
"We can connect up to - this is an insane out of the box number... you won't even believe this - 66 million people together all playing simultaneously. And they can all run up to a trillion of the little followers in their world."
by Karl Koebke
by Karl Koebke
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