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* In ''MetafictionizedPhlebotinumPoisoning'', one of the two gods is named the Reader. May or may not be the ''actual'' reader.
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* In {{Spore}}, you rule galaxy! No, seriously.
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* In {{Darkspore}}, the player character is a Crogenitor, a {{Precursor}} who's spent the last millenium in cryosleep. This may be a mixture of both types, though.
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*** So it's essentially ''AxisPowersHetalia''?

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*** So it's essentially a long running, nation management version of ''AxisPowersHetalia''?
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*** So it's essentially ''AxisPowersHetalia''?

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* Implied in the first series of ''DawnOfWar'' games, as the units (barring [[TheVoiceless the Necrons]]) seem to talk to the player as if they're even higher-ranked than their commanders, or if the commanders themselves are referring to someone higher ranked than them. And the bad guy units even [[RageAgainstTheHeavens talk]] ''[[RageAgainstTheHeavens back]]'' to the user.
---> [[ChaoticStupid Ork Boyz]]: [[RuleOfFunny "Up yours!"]]
---> Chaos Lord: [[AGodAmI "Don't think you can order]] ''[[AGodAmI me]]'' [[AGodAmI around!"]]
---> Imperial Psyker: [[SchmuckBait "You know not... what you... ask..."]]
---> Tau Shas'o: "As [[StandardizedLeader Aun-Va]] wishes." (About as close to a god reference as the FlatEarthAtheist [[PlanetOfHats race]] gets.)
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* In {{Spore}}, you rule galaxy! No, seriously.
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* ''GeniusTheTransgression'', a fan-written WorldOfDarkness game about playing mad scientists. Letting characters become powerful enough to change history or conquer the world was a deliberate design goal.
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*** We had "Deities and Demigods" at 1st Ed. It used to have a chapter on the Cthulhu mythos!

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** It's possible that you're not playing as that particular nation's leader ''per se,'' but rather the nation ''itself.''

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** It's possible that you're not playing as that particular nation's leader ''per se,'' but rather the nation ''itself.''[[AnthropomorphicPersonification itself]].''
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** It's possible that you're not playing as that particular nation's leader ''per se,'' but rather the nation ''itself.''
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* The SNES game SimEarth put the player in the role of Gaia.

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* The SNES game SimEarth ''SimEarth'' put the player in the role of Gaia.
Gaia. If you think it sounds like a hard job, you're right.

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Games featuring this have the potential to have ridiculously extreme VideoGameCrueltyPotential.

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Games featuring this often have the potential to have ridiculously extreme VideoGameCrueltyPotential.



* ''{{Okami}}'' casts you as Amaterasu, the Shinto goddess of the sun. Not only do you kill monsters and fight an EldritchAbomination, you also make plants come back to life & grow, and answer the smaller and larger prayers of all kinds of people you meet on your way. Most don't suspect that a white dog has anything to do with it, but hearing them praising the sun and making offerings to show their gratitude really makes you feel good.

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* ''{{Okami}}'' casts you as Amaterasu, the Shinto goddess of the sun. Not only do you kill monsters and fight an EldritchAbomination, you also make plants come back to life & and grow, and answer the smaller and larger prayers of all kinds of people you meet on your way. Most don't suspect that a white dog has anything to do with it, but hearing them praising the sun and making offerings to show their gratitude really makes you feel good.
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** The other gods you see are points of light with a hand.
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* ''{{Okami}}'' casts you as Amaterasu, the Shinto goddess of the sun. Not only do you kill monsters and fight an EldritchAbomination, you also make plants grow back to life and answer the smaller and larger prayers of all kind of people you meet on your way. Most don't suspect that white dog to have anything to do with it, but hearing them praising the sun and making offerings to show their gratitude really makes you feel good.

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* ''{{Okami}}'' casts you as Amaterasu, the Shinto goddess of the sun. Not only do you kill monsters and fight an EldritchAbomination, you also make plants grow come back to life & grow, and answer the smaller and larger prayers of all kind kinds of people you meet on your way. Most don't suspect that a white dog to have has anything to do with it, but hearing them praising the sun and making offerings to show their gratitude really makes you feel good.
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* ''DissidiaFinalFantasy" refers to the player as "The Great Will," and the driving force behind everything.

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* ''DissidiaFinalFantasy" ''DissidiaFinalFantasy'' refers to the player as "The Great Will," and the driving force behind everything.
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* ''DissidiaFinalFantasy" refers to the player as "The Great Will," and the driving force behind everything.
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* ''GodOfWar'': Specifically the second, which takes place after the hero has overthrown Ares and taken his place. YouShouldKnowThisAlready. He ends up having to regain his lost power, however.

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* ''GodOfWar'': Specifically the second, which takes place after the [[spoiler:the hero has overthrown Ares and taken his place. YouShouldKnowThisAlready.place]]. He ends up having to regain his lost power, however.
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** Made even more obvious by the fact that [[spoiler:"Blickwinkel" is the German word for "perspective".]]
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* In ''MetafictionizedPhlebotinumPoisoning'', one of the two gods is named the Reader. May or may not be the ''actual'' reader.
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* In ''MARDEK RPG 3'', when complimented by the king at one point on a job well done, Mardek smilingly replies, "I can only move at the will of my unseen master!"

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* In ''MARDEK RPG 3'', when complimented by the king at one point on a job well done, Mardek smilingly replies, "I can only move at the will of my unseen master!"




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* In ''MARDEK RPG 3'', when complimented by the king at one point on a job well done, Mardek smilingly replies, "I can only move at the will of my unseen master!
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* In ''MARDEK RPG 3'', whencomplimented by the king at one point on a job well done, Mardek smilingly replies, "I can only move at the will of my unseen master!"

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* In ''MARDEK RPG 3'', whencomplimented when complimented by the king at one point on a job well done, Mardek smilingly replies, "I can only move at the will of my unseen master!"
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* In ''MARDEK RPG 3'', whencomplimented by the king at one point on a job well done, Mardek smilingly replies, "I can only move at the will of my unseen master!"
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* ''{{Black and White}}'': The whole premise of this game is that you are a new god.
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* ''{{Black and White}}'' The whole premise of this game is that you are a new god.

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* ''{{Black and White}}'' White}}'': The whole premise of this game is that you are a new god.
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* ''{{Black and White}}'' The whole premise of this game is that you are a new god.
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* The SNES game SimEarth put the player in the role of Gaia.
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* The merest subtle nod to this in BaldursGate: one of Jaheira's selection quotes is "Yes, oh omnipresent authority figure?"
** Similarly, Troika's TempleOfElementalEvil game has the characters directly acknowledge your commands. Again. [[MostAnnoyingSound And again. And ag-]] '''[[ObviousBeta TOEE.exe has performed an illegal operation and must close.]]'''

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* The merest subtle nod to this in BaldursGate: ''BaldursGate'': one of Jaheira's selection quotes is "Yes, oh omnipresent authority figure?"
** Similarly, Troika's TempleOfElementalEvil ''TempleOfElementalEvil'' game has the characters directly acknowledge your commands. Again. [[MostAnnoyingSound And again. And ag-]] '''[[ObviousBeta TOEE.exe has performed an illegal operation and must close.]]'''
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* In ''{{Summoner}} 2'', you are the Child of Prophety, the Divine Queen, and about as close to being a godess as you can get without living in Heaven. You rule a kingdom, have your own temple, and people build huge statues in your honor. You also have some wicked powers, of course...

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* In ''{{Summoner}} 2'', you are the Child of Prophety, Prophecy, the Divine Queen, and about as close to being a godess goddess as you can get without living in Heaven. You rule a kingdom, have your own temple, and people build huge statues in your honor. You also have some wicked powers, of course...



* ''{{Valkyrie Profile}}''
* The main idea of the {{Dominions}} series.

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* ''{{Valkyrie Profile}}''
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* The main idea of the {{Dominions}} ''{{Dominions}}'' series.
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* The main idea of the {{Dominions}} series.

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