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Godus Can Be Played Offline
Peter Molyneux's Kickstarter project Godus will not require an internet connection to play single player. Developer 22Cans says that an internet connection will be required fore multiplayer and a few other features, but nothing else.
"The answer is simple; you will be able to play the single-player experience of Godus without needing to go online; you can play it while on a plane or when you're in a cave," the company said on their Kickstarter page.
The project, a god game reinvention, has three days of funding left, and needs another $100,152 to reach its goal as of this writing.
(Source: Kickstarter via Gamespot)
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