of the Devil

Muito promissor, a arte é chamativa e original, os personagens são "vivos" com diálogos naturais, e a trama me deixou instigado a querer ver o desfecho da história. Pretendo jogar o resto dos capitulos em outro momento, mas esse primeiro cap ser gratuito é maravilhoso pelo o que ele oferece Recomendo para quem curte jogo de investigação, e estilo visual novel

morgan please marry me

I have a policy, when someone says very seriously "Don't look into it, just play the game," I listen. That's how I found Outer Wilds and Disco Elysium, It's also how I found Of the Devil. I can say it was a bet worth taking three times over. So don't look into it, just play.

this game is a great visual novel. it has it all: good art style, good story, fun spin on the ace attorney type gameplay. i don't normally like saying "if you're a fan of X you'll like this", but if you're a fan of ace attorney i would give this game a try. if you're not a fan of ace attorney, i would give this game a try.

As of writing this, 'of the Devil' has three chapters total including the free prologue chapter. There's quite a difference in my opinion on the prologue by itself and all the current chapters taken together, so I will be splitting this review up into a description of both. Prologue: Solid start, but very short and has quite some things it's missing from the following chapters in terms of gameplay and stylization. It does its job as an introduction to the general setting and premise, and the few characters it introduces do a good job of pulling you in, especially Morgan herself. The basic gameplay is well-represented in here and the case, while short, does do a good bit with the little it works with. Chapter 1 is where I'd say players should get a good grasp on if the game's for them, though. Prologue + Episode 1 & 2: Very stylish, fun and well-written game so far. The card game theming works like a charm and fits the character of Morgan extremely well. While the game is very linear in terms of progression (there's absolutely no player-lednavigation between areas), it eliminates points of frustration in terms of figuring out what do, which in my opinion is very much a good thing. The game very much focuses on the writing (which, yeah, is what a detective-like SHOULD do) and in that aspect it very much succeeds with flying colors. of the Devil is shaping up to be quite a game, and I hope development goes smooth enough for the end product to be on the horizon soon enough.

Yep. This is the Ace Attorney fix you're looking for and more. Waiting for the next episode is suffering.

Excellent visual novel with great art a unique protag and fun trial mechanics.