The Indie Game Website writes: "It took five hours playing Devil’s Hunt before I first felt like I was enjoying the experience. The initial project from Polish studio Layopi Games is an action-adventure romp through Biblical highs and lows that takes obvious direction from the older Gods of War and Batman: Arkham series. You play as Desmond, whose literal deal with the Devil forces him to punch, slice and soul-suck his way back to the land of the living. But baffling narrative choices, exhausting combat pacing, and a story crushed under the weight of its own worldbuilding damn the game’s genuine flashes of creativity."
Devil's Hunt may sound like a ton of fun but turns out to be a hunt for bugs and clunky gameplay for most.
Lynn writes: I was quite curious at how Devil’s Hunt was going to turn out, the story of devils vs angels seems like a quite dramatic storyline and had me interested immediately.
Although I went in expecting the game to be full of action and adventure, in a hack-and-slash format, I found Devil’s Hunt quite refreshing as I felt like I went through an interactive movie thanks to the slower-paced format.
However, it didn’t actually feel like I really had any impact within the story, I was purely along for the ride – that doesn’t mean it’s a bad thing though.
Devil's Hunt is a flawed third person, story-driven, action-adventure game with hopes to rise above the countless indie titles on Steam.
