Put a stop to the A-POCKY-LIPS

Great God Groveis, in a word, bonkers.

Alongside mail carrier, you’re able to add agony aunt and deity wrangler to your CV.

This wonderfully strange idea keeps presenting itself in new ways.

Cap’n Houzer, a ragged old man, yells: “POSTPONIN' APOCALYPSE!"

But it helps to streamline your focus and stop the vacuum mechanic from feelingtoooverwhelming.

Not every speech snippet needs to be used strictly for a puzzle.

I even sucked up someone’s sneeze, which when fired would burst into a gross, germy cloud.

Gr huffs at the protagonist.

Everything feels so playful in Great God Grove, and its only emphasised by the eye-catching art style.

It looks like something youd come across on Adult Swim surfing the channels at 1 AM.

I’m also in love with the way the characters speak.

Using the vacuum in Great God Grove.

I want to do that with Great God Grove.

Everyone has their own unique tone of voice, the way they speak, and how they pronounce words.

When a god asks a question you could use the mouse to shake your head in agreement or disagreement.

Thespius says: Oh, a guest! Godpoke, ehhh?"

Your protagonist may be silent, but with this nod-and-shake option, you’re given a voice.

Who doesn’t love provoking a god?

Theres so much to love about Great God Grove.

Inspekta says: “Yewr here to solve the mystery! Save the day!"

There are several important messages to decipher in its surrealism.