TSA:
The life of a treasure hunter is far from an easy one, if the likes of Indiana Jones, Tomb Raider and Uncharted are anything to go by. You’ve always got a rival trying to beat you to the treasure or an archeological wonder, and there’s usually some kind of mystical danger to be wary of. In Oh My Godheads!, it’s that the godhead stones have been imbued with some of the personalities and powers of the gods they represent.
XBA says: A party game that will entertain when friends are over, but not worth it when alone.
Chalgyr's Game Room writes:
A while ago I had the distinct pleasure of being able to write a preview for Oh My Godheads, and now I have the chance to write a full review. For those who haven’t read through the preview, or have forgotten, OMGodheads is a very interesting mash-up of capture the flag and dodgeball, sporting “the world’s first capture the head action…for 1-4 players”.
OMGodheads has two basic styles of play with two types each, and an extra “challenges” type section. The first gameplay type is the advertised gameplay, where you have a giant deity head that you need to pick up and just generally deal with. Capture the head is basically capture the flag, but with a deity head. You pick up the head, and have to get it into your color coded zone in order to score a point, all while avoiding other players attacking you, or whatever special ability the head is throwing at you.
The Digital Fix dabbles with deities as we review the world's first capture-the-head game Oh My Godheads from Barcelona developers Titutitech.
