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Black & White is a 2001 "god game" created by former Bullfrog Productions 
founder Peter Molyneux, developed by Lionhead Studios and published by 
Electronic Arts. In it, the player assumes control of a god in a quest 
to become the most powerful deity in the fictional world of Eden.
 To achieve this, he/she will have followers, a creature and powerful 
miracles at his/her disposal.

One of Black & White's central elements is the concepts of good and evil, 
and how the player's choices affects the world. The player is given free 
will to act as he/she wishes and decisions will have direct impact in the game.
 As explained in Lionhead Studios' official website:

Your new tribe bow before you in awe, and from this moment your prayer power starts to grow. 
As you carry out godly acts, the belief in you rises and more and more people are convinced 
that worshipping you in the way forward. But you can be good or evil. 
You may choose to rule the world as you wish.

As you grow in power, you acquire a Creature, a wondrous being capable of doing anything 
you can do. Capable of learning and being trained and capable of making 
his own decisions. The people of Eden, whether they believe in you or not, can't failed to 
be impressed by this beast, and more are swayed to your cause through 
their admiration of the Creature and the god that owns him.

But on other lands there are other gods. They have their own Creatures and 
their own followers. You must vie with them for power. You must use your Miracles, 
your Creature and your cunning to steal followers from these gods, and to do battle
 between the Creatures for supremacy.

The ultimate goal is the Creed. Elements of these live within each Creature, and
 he who controls the parts of the Creed can control the whole land of Eden.

You may do well. You may sway the minds of the tribes, but can you gather the parts 
of the Creed? Can you defeat the god of gods, the enemy of enemies? Can you defeat
 your Nemesis and rule over the whole world? That is a question only you, and only 
time will answer.