Nothing To God
Immerse yourself in the wonderfully surreal world of Gajuu. The "Husk", as you are called, is something created to serve the Gods, so how can they be so cruel to punish it for simply trying to do its job, when they are the ones who need it?
Stripped of its powers, you must venture through the many zones of a corrupted universe in the hopes of gaining the Divine Power, which will grant you the blessings you need to overcome the hurdles that you will see in your path. Collected by one of the architects of the universe, these energies will give you the skills you need to be a god, capable of surviving all that the Gods could throw at you...But will it be enough?
About Me:
I'm a 20-something developer, who still loves games. And videogames. And old-school game dev. And pixel art. And games that are too weird for anyone to notice. And weird games. And indie games. And indie game developers. If you like those things, enjoy.If you don't like those things, go away.The Core Gameplay:
You are a "husk", a being created from the God of Nothing, born without a name and referred to only as a "Husk". Sent to become a servant of the Gods, you are given many blessings by the lesser gods, hoping that this will somehow help make up for your common "self" left behind.
You can select between two classes, the "Dark God" and the "Light God". Since the gods are classified based on their darkness or brightness, both classes share an identical set of weapons. However, the abilities you receive will vary depending on which class you have selected.
Aside from the two classes, the only thing you receive from the gods is a Divine Power. In order to obtain your blessings and utilize them properly, you must collect Divine Powers from enemies. Each Divine Power will provide you with a new ability, allowing you to dodge a myriad of enemies that have been warped by the black magic of the Gods.
Your enemies are servants of the Gods; they, too, are bound by their desires, and so you must always use caution when collecting Divine Powers. If you can't handle the high level, the enemies will always be difficult, and you must fight your way to them.
Practice Mode:
You can add up to 3 machine-selectable difficulty levels to the game. If you want to practice only (retrieval
-Play as one or more than one bouncing godballs.
-Humble bundle!
-All game progress will be saved.
-Buy 4 hero characters and get a special bonus!
-Local coop!
-Steam achievements!
-Steam achievements!
-No DRM!
-Linux support!
-IP Logged You have been logged out. You will be redirected to your item page.Welcome to the world of Nothing. Your journey will begin soon. If you are under 18 years of age, please ask your parents for permission to play this game.Thank you for playing!
I was added as an administrator today. There is still no reason for it, I haven't done a thing.
They are giving a lot of static by stating "added to the community".
Originally Posted by jfkfrancis12/13/2013
I'm only admin here. How can they just tell me to fuck off.I'm not a troll. I'm here to help out and we don't have anything to do with makin them mad at us. We weren't in this. It just happened. They didn't do anything.
All these people are too sensitive or have had some lousy experience someplace else. Give it a rest and move on.
But don't be an idiot and believe them. Then you get trolled and all that goes into it.
Originally Posted by jfkfrancis12/13/2013
How can they just state that we're admin.We haven't done a thing. And i'm sorry, but why would they even state that we're Admin if we're only admins. We're not admins.I mean yeah, we're admins, but that's it. We've not done shit.
They have access to your screen name. They can manipulate the world to your advantage.
Originally Posted by jfkfrancis12/13/2013
I'm only Admin here. How can they just tell me to fuck off.I'm not a troll. I'm here to help out and we don't have anything to do with makin them mad at us. We weren't in this. It just happened. They didn't do anything.
All these people are too sensitive or have had some lousy experience someplace else. Give it a rest and move on.
But don't be an idiot and believe them. Then you get trolled and
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I have decided to stop actively making things. Unless I have some immediate plans to update my previous projects, I will not be working on them any longer. This means that Nothing to God: The Sequel, and Better Than Nothing: The Sequel are no longer actively developed. However, for the first time in years, I have the time and resources to devote to new ideas, and in a few months I plan on launching my own indie game dev site.
While I have not discontinued my development of Nothing to God, I will no longer be actively updating it. From now on, I will be spending time on this site and my new game. For those interested in a more up to date project, I suggest you check out : The Sequel and Better Than Nothing: The Sequel. I will be updating those regularly.
The following sections will be a history of the past, but they will be subject to change if some greater idea occurs to me. This is a series of posts that could potentially take me years to write, so if I forget or get tired of writing it, I hope you will understand.
April 21, 2006
Development Begins.
One day, I was bored, so I started making a pixel art game with no design.
It was a rather cute game.
It also had a unique interface.
A day later, I was at work, and I was telling my manager about how I was making this game, and he asked me why I wasn't getting a job.
My response was that I wasn't making enough.
I had no idea what that meant.
So, after a few more months of working at the Game Stop, I decided to make a homepage for my website, so I could show everyone how creative I was.
Within a week, I made a page that I was proud of.
However, it didn't look good.
It looked terrible.
It looked like I was making some pretentious student's project

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