GodsEater

She prayed for a miracle.
The universe sent you.

Wren is eight years old. Her mother is sick, and nobody in the village can help.
One night she asks the sky for a miracle, and something answers.

You.

GodsEater is a story-rich fantasy god game. Answer prayers, forge angels, fall in love,
and survive the older gods who want to eat you.

Heal her mother, send a dream of peace, or turn away.
Every prayer is a choice, and every choice is remembered.

You wake up in a ruined hall above a tiny world called Mote. An angel named Vesper has been waiting for you.
She will teach you how to be a god. She will also tell you, very calmly, that being a god is mostly paperwork.

Every day in your Hall, ten years pass on Mote. Children grow up. Prophets grow old.
Their grandchildren remember what you did, and what you didn't.

Answer prayers big and small. Some will break your heart. Some will make you laugh.
Every miracle costs Might, and you can't answer everyone.

Forge angels from light, then get to know them. They have secrets, fears and very strong opinions.
Eleven of them can fall in love with you. And yes, they can get jealous.

...and two more you'll only meet much later.

"I love you. There. That's it. That's the whole speech."
Vesper

In the Orchard, gods grow worlds like fruit. Your worshippers make you strong.
They also make you a better meal.

Make allies among the other gods, from a goddess of plenty to a stag who wants to hunt you.
Lead your angels into Divine Clashes. Or take a god's power the way they would take yours.

• Fifty decades in four Books. A branching story of about 7 to 10 hours per playthrough.
• Eleven romanceable angels, each with their own love story. Or stay friends. They'll still have opinions.
• Choices that echo for generations. Prophets, saints and grudges outlive the people who started them.
• Gods to befriend, outwit, judge or devour. Every Book brings a new god at the top of the food chain.
• Divine Clashes: turn-based battles where your angels fight side by side.
• Seven final endings, and plenty of ways to fall before you reach them.
• An illustrated storybook world, with painted scenes and voiced moments.

From the current build. Click any picture to see it full size.

GodsEater is in development for PC. Follow Twindark on itch.io to hear the moment it's ready to play.
Come and talk characters, choices and dangerously hungry gods with us.

Content notes: death, grief, illness, religious themes and fantasy violence. Romance is optional.
Languages: English. Simplified Chinese, Texts and Audio.

Development notes

GodsEater uses AI-assisted art and audio, directed and reviewed by its developer. Screenshots and animations show the October 2026 development build. Art and gameplay may change before release, we are also planning to rebuild the project entirely to remove all AI assisted assets and to make it 100% human made in future!