📕Synopsis

After Earth was devastated by an alien invasion, history was erased.

Records vanished. What remains are distorted fragments of data and fading human memories.

You are a newly hired employee of GOD Corp, a quasi-government agency.

You are tasked with restoring the Earth of the past inside a virtual space.

But the very data that should serve as the foundation for restoration has been twisted by alien interference, and even for the few documents whose originals are known, the process of their alteration remains a mystery.

As you deduce the rules of distortion and reconstruct each region one by one, questions begin to surface:

Why are we trying to resurrect the past?

Why was this task given to me?

What does the CEO really want?

And most of all—

How should I move forward?

🕹️Overview

GOD: B is a narrative-driven puzzle game set in a post-apocalyptic world.

As an employee of GOD Corp, you must infer the transformation rules hidden within corrupted data and restore the Earth of the past inside a virtual space.

Puzzles and narrative are inseparable.

Your reasoning, your interpretation, and your choices become part of the story itself.

🧩 A Unique Puzzle System: Deduce the Distortion

Fortunately, among the alien-corrupted data, some records still preserve both their original form and their altered result.

From these limited references, you must determine:

• Which elements were transformed

• In what sequence

• According to what rules

Row and column shifts, swaps, deletions, modifications—

Combine multiple transformation rules and layers of logic to reach the correct reconstruction.

🏢 Gameplay Between Reality and Virtual Space

GOD: B alternates between the real world (the office) and virtual space (restoration sites).

• At the office

  • Receive assignments

  • Collect data

• In virtual space

  • Solve puzzles

  • Write and submit your report

As repetitive workdays pass, conversations with colleagues, unexpected incidents, and your own decisions gradually reveal the truth behind the world.

🧠 Choice Shapes Narrative: Only Those Who Choose Are Truly Human

Restoration does not end with a simple completion button.

Instead, you must write a report—selecting words to fill key sentences and define the meaning of your work.

Choices throughout the game explore themes of identity and humanity, influencing dialogue, relationships, and presentation.