United StatesToday, smash your heroic nemesis! Tomorrow, build a doomsday device to take over the world! But, wait, are your henchpeople going on strike?!
Top Villain: Total Domination is a 228,000-word interactive comedy supervillain novel by Brandon Greer. It’s entirely text-based, without graphics or sound effects, and fueled by the vast, unstoppable power of your imagination.
You are the world's most villainous supervillain, heck-bent on conquering the world. Carrying on your parents' villainous legacy, you have built your ideal secret lair and filled it with (mostly) loyal and competent henchpeople. You have honed all kinds of villainous skills, and thanks to your musical-theater training, you know how to make a dramatic entrance and construct the perfect evil monologue. You regularly rob banks and travel by jet pack–when you're not teleporting, that is–and you are hatching the absolute perfect plan to take over the world. Life is good. (Or evil. Which is good.) With your powers, smarts, and good looks, what can possibly stand in your way?
But there is a thorn in your side. A valiant yellow-clad thorn, with rippling muscles and chiseled jaw: the interplanetary hero Matchless Man. You may have defeated him in the past, but you know that heroes never give up. How will you bring this horrible hero down: will you turn him into a villain like you, negate his powers, or just fight him? And what will you do about his equally horrible and equally heroic friends? (Ugh! Why do heroes always have friends?) Then there’s the intrepid reporter that your henchpeople caught snooping on your secret lair: will you suborn them with your seductive wiles, or will you become the scoop of a lifetime? On top of that, the supervillain organization Multitude of Murderous Malcontents seems to have all of these silly rules about world domination, and they're conducting a surprise inspection! And, yes, your henchpeople are definitely going on strike.
Oh, also, your mom keeps calling.
Can't a villain just build a giant world-destroying doomsday weapon in peace?
* Play as male, female, or nonbinary; gay, straight, bi, pan, or asexual
* Choose your powers: ice, fire, or telepathy. Or just be so villainously awesome that you don't need any powers!
* When your henchpeople go on strike, resolve it with charm, or fear
* Attend Villain-Con and meet (or exploit) your biggest fan.
* Customize your lair with gadgets and fabulous decor!
* Disrupt the formation of a heroic league of heroes: turn them against each other, or just destroy their headquarters!
* Defeat your arch-nemesis! And also your regular nemesis! You have a lot of nemesises. Nemeses.
* Deal with your daddy issues. And mommy issues. You've got almost as many issues as you have nemeses.
* Romance your chief hench-sidekick, an intrepid reporter, or your heroic nemesis.
This is your chance to stoop to new lows! Mwahahahaha!
I'm sure it's right for some people I just couldn't get into it at all
A great game all around, I usually prefer more serious type games, but was thoroughly entertained by the humour in this. Definitely makes you feel like your choices have effects.
This game had so many name drops and cultural references that I had to stop and look up who they were talking about multiple times. It was fun, and I didn't mind playing it through. The sense of humor was good, but there were times when I wanted to be much more evil than I could be. I wanted to be more like a supervillian, but it was more focused on comedy. It was a lighthearted read with a fun story and a villain that means well. It's kid friendly and was a fun read.
This is what I'd hoped 'Diabolical' would be, same theme done much better. It strikes a nice balance between silly humor and serious story. The cast of characters are all enjoyable even if none are particularly deep. Starts out a bit dull but steadily picks up the pace and turns out an excellent read with above average amount of replayability. A few more choices then I might like with no real apparent impact but it succeeds in keeping you guessing as to what will happen next. Highly recommend.
"Henchpeople"
I knew when I saw the term Henchpeople this was going to he some reddit user drivel, but wow they managed to really put it all out there. The only games worth reading these days come from Hosted section of CoG. Really sad how they've let their "core" talent wither away.
I quite enjoyed this game! The cheesiness brought a smile to my face in every playthrough! That or I'm just a big Megamind fan. I wish there were more INs that followed this humor.
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