- July 6, 2021
- Galen Games
Deliver Us From Evil
92%Game Brain Score
story, music
humor, character development
92% User Score 50 reviews
Platforms
About
Romance supernatural bachelors and investigate humanity’s dark wishes!





Audience ScoreBased on 50 reviews
story16 positive mentions
- The game features beautiful artwork and a captivating soundtrack that enhances the overall experience.
- The characters, particularly Keldran, are well-written and add depth to the story, making the individual routes enjoyable.
- As a free game, it offers a low-risk opportunity for players to explore its engaging narrative and multiple endings.
- The main character and some love interests lack depth and development, making them feel generic and unengaging.
- The overarching storyline is weak and could benefit from more complexity and depth to keep players fully invested.
- Some players experienced issues with the DLC functionality, leading to frustration and disappointment.
story
38 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story has received mixed reviews, with some players appreciating its emotional depth and creative take on biblical themes, while others found it lacking in substance and engaging plot. Many noted that the focus is primarily on character relationships rather than a cohesive overarching narrative, leading to a sense of blandness in certain aspects. Despite its shortcomings, the visuals and music were often praised, and the presence of multiple endings and choices added some intrigue to the experience.
“A divergent path is evident from chapter 3 and there are multiple endings to the story.”
“Amazing story, very emotionally moving, and gorgeous art.”
“The story is a creative take on the Bible and biblical mythology.”
“Sadly, I would have wanted more out of the overarching storyline to make it more captivating.”
“The art and music are nicely made, but the characters are unbearably generic and boring, and the plot is nearly non-existent.”
“There's no actual plot except this vague nonsense with butterflies and wishes that are themes far better utilized in other otome games.”