About this demo

This demo is a glimpse into Good Heavens! in its early Beta stage which is a polite way of saying:
most things work… but some things still have personality.

All the core systems are here, but they’re still being polished, balanced, and occasionally persuaded to behave. That’s exactly why we’re heading toward Early Access with your help (and your suffering).

About Good Heavens!

Xant-Rar, a realm meant for peace and enjoyment, needs external help to restore order due to..slight oversights by its deity, the Mighty Rar. As the “Latest Chosen One”, you are the hero tasked with fixing what the Mighty Rar neglected to address or refine.

Procedural World Generation & Adaptive Narrative

Xant-Rar is a realm that houses environments that are constantly shifting and a dynamic narrative based on the player’s choices. Players must navigate floating islands and interact with... diverse shall we say, inhabitants to fulfill their heroic role.

Tree-based progression with a dynamic class system

Players can choose from 6 different tech trees and a flexible class system that allows customization of abilities to suit various playstyles. Options are available for those who prefer crafting, exploration, trade, or a versatile approach, so any difficulties you may encounter with the inhabitants of Xant-Rar can be chalked up as “skill issues”.

Online Co-op and Base Building

Good Heavens! is intended to played by up to 4 players but players can team up with as many players as they want in cooperative online gameplay to build a base on Xant-Rar and go about fixing Rar’s mishaps. 

Players can solve quests, raise cities from rubble quite literally, and show the inhabitants of Xant-Rar how it's done...again. (Sorry).

What’s inside this demo?

•  One procedurally generated island

•  A single biome with 4 distinct sub-biomes

• One boss fight and lots of monster camps / dungeons

• Two cities with random cultures

•  Around 2+ hours of gameplay (longer if you get distracted, which we guarantee you will)
  
  

Despite its limited size, the demo should give you a solid taste of where the game is going:

• Multiple tech trees to explore

• Questionable life choices involving interesting monsters

• Quests that may or may not respect your time

You’ll have access to 6 different tech trees and a flexible class system, letting you shape your character however you like crafter, explorer, trader, or a chaotic mix of everything.

So if you run into trouble with the fine inhabitants of Xant-Rar, just remember:
It's probably a skill issue