I've only played single player since the 14th.  I prefer to get a good understanding of all the DGs and items before I go online.  I've had an absolute blast playing against normal AI, but now that I absolutely own normal AI, I need to step it up to hard.

Think i'll be doing that tonight actually.  Or I might try to learn all the generals first.  I've only played assassins so far.

The single player is pretty fun in my opinion but definetely may not have very long legs for most. Ive been playing it alot as someone else said to try and get a good grasp on the DG's and figure out which ones I can play good with and which ones I sucks with and dont fit my playstyle.

The other good thing about the single player is if your short on time you can just play a quick Domination map or Eliminate I think its called with a low set objective and you can get a game over with pretty quick. Sometimes you just dont have time for the Conquest mode etc.

With the current offering, I'd say the single-player is good for one to two thirty minute matches once the novelty of playing a brand new game wears off.

The Tournament mode is utterly simplistic. Basically you get a text ordering of Ranks 1-8, display of Ascension Points and the number of matches left. You click a button called "FIGHT!" and it loads the next map. No story telling, no creativity, no eye candy, nothing. I can't even play Demigod Barbie Dress Up with my Demigods by earning new adornments and trophies. It works, but wow, utterly stale match setup and progression flavoring.

The core gameplay is fun with decent AI (it'll kill you if you're lazy or foolish) and with 8 demigods with different powers and strengths there is a lot of replayability overall. But it really depends on if you feel like playing a Demigod who's style you don't enjoy much.

So yeah, good for a quick 15-30 minute fix. It's not something that will keep you glued to the monitor for hours on end throughout the day as a singleplayer game, like an enthralling RPG or TBS/RTS would.

('-')y

I only played Sins in SP, but this is a whole other game. It's quick online and full of fun action. So if you're thinking of getting online with it, you'll have lots of fun.

A Sins game can last days tho.

But Demigod reminds me of UT, in a way. Load up, join, have fun.

Single player mode is fun, however the favor points and items purchased offline cannot be carried over to the online version. Since you also dont get trophies or anything else...just achievements single player has a very limited replay value. I think we need a free patch to put in a few more options on what we can do with the game as well as a few more demigods. As it stands the game feels 75% complete.