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There are many things that I remember about first playing Populous (1989), Bullfrog's absolutely groundbreaking God game. 1) I had no clue what I was supposed to do. 2) That didn't matter, because the game still had this irresistible pull - mostly because it was so very different from... any other game I had played before. 3) The background music was incredible, almost haunting, and very much adding an extra layer of "OMG yes!" to the game. Populous lets you play as a deity shaping isometric landscapes - raising/lowering terrain, summoning floods, earthquakes, swamps, and volcanoes. I would guess that not many ever finished the game (500 levels!) but pretty much everyone played it. To me this is a historic milestone in gaming history.show more

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