- October 24, 2022
- Pine Drake Games
Department of the Devil
65%Game Brain Score
music, graphics
replayability, grinding
100% User Score 16 reviews
Platforms
About
"Department of the Devil" is a first-person escape room game set in the Devil's bureaucratic office in hell. Players must explore the office, search for hidden secrets, and solve puzzles to escape before the Devil returns. Leaving no trace is essential to avoid detection and ensure a successful escape. The game offers a unique blend of horror and puzzle-solving, providing a thrilling and challenging experience for players.


Audience ScoreBased on 16 reviews
music2 positive mentions
replayability2 negative mentions
- The puzzles are well-designed, offering a balanced level of difficulty that keeps players engaged without becoming frustrating.
- The interactions and banter with the Devil add a humorous and entertaining element to the gameplay.
- The game effectively captures the essence of escape rooms, providing a unique experience with clever mechanics and a fitting art style.
- The game has limited replayability, as most elements remain the same across playthroughs, with only minor changes like the safe password.
- Some players may find the game too short, with average completion times around 1-2 hours.
- There could be better consequences for breaking the game's rules, as the current punishment feels too lenient.
replayability
2 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeWhile some players have enjoyed the game enough to complete it multiple times, the overall consensus highlights a significant lack of replayability, which may deter others from returning after their initial playthrough.
“To me, the only real con of the game is the severely lacking replayability.”
“Personally, I've enjoyed the game enough that I've played through and beaten it multiple times and have put over 5 hours into it at this point, but I can certainly see the lack of replayability being a complaint and issue for some players.”