Demonpact: Clarice

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In "Demonpact: Clarice," two unlucky individuals accidentally summon a demon girl and must find a replacement sacrifice while avoiding bounty hunters and other enemies. This turn-based strategy game boasts 33 recruitable characters, multiple endings, and a visual novel-inspired decision-making system, all with a humorous and irreverent tone. The game is free and offers about 8 hours of playtime for the initial playthrough, with additional content available for those who want to explore further.

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Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

97%

Audience ScoreBased on 62 reviews

story5 positive mentions

graphics1 negative mentions

The game offers a unique blend of humor and dark themes, creating a memorable and engaging experience.
There is a high level of replayability due to multiple endings and a large cast of characters to recruit and interact with.
The combat system is refreshing for an RPG Maker game, avoiding grinding and focusing on strategy and exploration.

The humor can be excessively immature and may detract from the overall story for some players.
Some players may find the game linear in terms of level design, despite the varied plot based on choices.
The game may not appeal to everyone due to its edgy themes and furry content, which could be off-putting.

story
16 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
31%
50%
19%
The story is a standout feature, praised for its engaging narrative that balances humor and darker themes, alongside well-developed characters. Players appreciate the significant impact of choices on the storyline, enhancing replayability and making each playthrough feel fresh. While the game is somewhat linear in design, the excellent writing and creative content keep players invested and entertained throughout.
- “This project was purely mind-blowing, and I am inspired to create a game in which its story moves people and their judgment.”
- “I got a lot more than I expected out of my playtime; the story was consistently bouncing between funny and dark very well, and the writing was consistently good throughout.”
- “With a plethora of super creative content, an interesting story, and charming characters, this is an experience you just might not want to miss.”
- “A fair warning though: when the store page says the story can get a bit edgy in dealing with some messed up stuff, they mean it.”
- “As far as I've seen, in the case of RPG Maker games that market themselves as anything other than the most generic JRPG, especially when they have even the slightest hint of horror themes, it is very common that they either ditch combat entirely to focus on story, or have only the basic combat that comes with RPG Maker by default.”
- “The game is rather linear in terms of level design, though the plot can vary a lot depending on your choices, but you probably won't notice that thanks to the excellent writing and amazing combat.”
humor
9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
89%
33%
The humor in the game is described as a blend of dark, edgy, and snarky elements, often oscillating between laughter and sadness. Players appreciate the charm and consistent quality of the writing, though some find it hit-or-miss, with a few noting that it can be more painful than funny. Overall, it appeals to those who enjoy a raunchy and unconventional comedic style, particularly within a furry context.
- “The best way I can describe this game is that it's like a funny (but very depressed) young adult who just wants to make you laugh, but also cry.”
- “It is funny and horrible at the same time.”
- “I got a lot more than I expected out of my playtime; the story was consistently bouncing between funny and dark very well, and the writing was consistently good throughout.”
- “The game is alright, but Phillip is the best thing about it. Unfortunately, it just isn't funny, and it's nothing like 'Lisa: The Painful'—it's just painful without the humor.”
- “I expected some laughs, but the humor fell flat and left me feeling more frustrated than entertained.”
- “The jokes in this game miss the mark completely; I found myself cringing more than laughing.”
replayability
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
43%
14%
43%
The game boasts exceptional replayability, with players eager to revisit it for better endings, character interactions, and multiple story paths. Its engaging music and the inclusion of new game+ modes further enhance the experience, making it a standout choice for fans of both classic and modern RPGs. Overall, it offers a compelling reason to play through multiple times, especially given its free access.
- “Great RPG, far better replayability than Undertale, with a story to rival it.”
- “A neat game that holds a ton of replay value and is pretty entertaining through multiple playthroughs; it's free and definitely worth your time if you're a fan of classic or modern RPGs.”
- “The cherry on top is the sheer amount of replayability; never has an RPG made me want to play it again and again for a better ending or to find more characters to interact with.”
- “The replay value is significant; you quite literally have to replay for the story.”
- “Replayability is enhanced due to multiple endings and unlockable New Game+ modes.”
grinding
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
50%
The game effectively eliminates the traditional JRPG grinding mechanic, featuring static character stats and equipment, which allows players to focus on exploration and character recruitment instead. Players appreciate this design choice, as it encourages strategic team changes and exploration over repetitive leveling or grinding for resources.
- “I personally like this since there will be no grinding of any kind to beat a boss; rather, it's just a change of team or equipment.”
- “The gameplay avoids the JRPG trope of grinding for levels and equipment, as every character's stats and equipment are static, save for accessories.”
- “An RPG Maker game that doesn't require grinding levels (there's no leveling, though you can get stronger through certain events) and instead encourages you to explore and recruit as many characters as you want.”
gameplay
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
50%
The gameplay is straightforward and enjoyable, steering clear of traditional JRPG grinding by featuring static character stats and equipment, aside from accessories. It incorporates humor and references while offering unique twists in story and mechanics, with simple combat and multiple endings to enhance replayability.
- “The gameplay is simple but fun.”
- “Nothing meticulous or complex with the combat mechanics, but an overall pretty cool game with multiple endings to choose from.”
- “The gameplay avoids the JRPG trope of grinding for levels and equipment, as every character's stats and equipment are static, save for accessories.”
- “The game is full of memes and references, but at the same time, it has its own twists with the story and game mechanics.”
emotional
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game is praised for its profound emotional impact, with players noting its heartbreaking narrative and creative storytelling that rivals well-known titles like Undertale and the Mother series. Many reviewers express that it leaves a lasting emotional impression, often describing their experiences as mentally and emotionally challenging.
- “It's super heartbreaking that this game is criminally underrated; I genuinely think this game rivals the likes of OFF, Undertale, and even (debatably to some extent) the Mother series with how creative it is.”
- “This game messed me up hard both mentally and emotionally.”
- “It's a good emotional game; 10/10 would play again.”
music
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The music in the game is highly praised for enhancing the atmosphere and overall enjoyment, contributing to a captivating experience that encourages replayability. Players appreciate the quality of the writing and the charming art, with many noting that the music complements the fun character designs effectively. Additionally, the fact that the music is free adds to its appeal.
- “The music fits with the atmosphere, the writing is great, and it was easy to forget what time it was while playing it.”
- “The music made it absolutely more enjoyable, tons of replay value, and I definitely enjoyed it. Best of all, it's free!”
- “Cute art, cool music, and fun character designs.”
graphics
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
50%
While the graphics are perceived as subpar, players find the game enjoyable and believe that enhancing the visuals with adult-themed content and improved artwork could elevate the overall experience.
- “The graphics may seem bad, but it is very fun!”
atmosphere
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
300%
The atmosphere of the game is enhanced by fitting music and strong writing, creating an immersive experience that captivates players and makes them lose track of time.
- “The music fits perfectly with the atmosphere, the writing is great, and I easily lost track of time while playing it.”
- “The immersive environment draws you in, making every moment feel significant and engaging.”
- “The combination of visuals and sound creates a hauntingly beautiful atmosphere that lingers long after you stop playing.”
character development
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The character development is enhanced by charming art and engaging music, which complement the fun and unique character designs, creating a vibrant and appealing experience for players.

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