A "God Simulation" refers to a type of video game or virtual environment where players assume the role of a deity or higher power, controlling various aspects of a simulated world. In these simulations, players can create landscapes, manage resources, and influence the lives of virtual beings, often referred to as NPCs (non-player characters). The goal is to explore the dynamics of creation and governance, allowing players to experiment with different scenarios and outcomes. These simulations can range from simple games to complex systems that mimic real-world physics and social interactions. Popular examples include titles like SimCity and The Sims, where players can design cities or manage households, respectively. The concept raises philosophical questions about free will, morality, and the responsibilities of power, making it a fascinating subject for both gamers and thinkers alike.