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Here five gods vie amongst themselves for power, gleaned from the reverence of mortals. Each god has a stable of champions, might wizards such as Eldred, but a war is brewing and all are eager to hire on some temporary new help. Replayability is evident in Sacrifice from the get-go. Though the game is played from beginning to end in a total of ten missions, fifty actual and unique scenarios await the player—because at the outset, you have the opportunity to work from whichever god you choose. might Eventually, of course, you must declare your support for a single deity or might alliance thereof, at which time the others close their doors to you; so in order to experience everything Sacrifice has to offer, you'll have to play through a few times. For those who give this beautiful, complex game a chance, however, that's hardly a burden. The Haagen-Dasz of video games, Sacrifice finds a perfect golden mean between strategy and action.
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