Devil in the Pines

About Devil in the Pines

Devil in the Pines is a single player action game. It was developed by Rebelware Games and was released on September 29, 2017. It received positive reviews from players.

An Appalachian man makes a desperate final move to save his sick daughter's life. But after unknowingly stepping onto cursed land, he now also finds himself in a fight to save his own.

Genres & Tags

Indie

Play Modes

Single-Player

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Reviews

83%Audience ScoreBased on 18 reviews

gameplay1 positive mentions

Great atmosphere and sound design that effectively create tension and creepiness throughout the game.
Interesting and unique survival horror mechanics with randomized playthroughs adding some replay value.
Developers actively listen to player feedback, providing updates that improve gameplay balance and fairness.

Game is very short and can be completed quickly, limiting long-term replayability.
Randomized item spawns and enemy placements can feel unfair and cause frustration during gameplay.
Technical issues such as crashes and bugs negatively impact the experience for some players.

gameplay
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay features interesting mechanics and effective scare tactics, with higher difficulty levels introducing additional encounters. However, some users experienced crashes that hindered their overall experience.
- “I recorded all 3 levels of difficulty because why not, and there are some pretty interesting mechanics and scare tactics. The harder levels seem to have added encounters.”
replayability
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Replayability is moderate, with some players satisfied after completing all modes, but the game's slightly randomized elements and engaging atmosphere provide enough variation to encourage occasional replays.
- “This game is perfect for its price point and has fantastic atmosphere and a slightly randomized playthrough system to make your game different enough for added replay value.”
- “As far as replayability is concerned, I'm never going to touch it again since I've beaten all 3 modes, but I am still glad I checked it out to begin with.”
atmosphere
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's atmosphere is consistently praised for being solid and effectively creepy, enhanced by good audio cues that contribute to immersion. Combined with a slightly randomized playthrough, it offers engaging and varied experiences that add replay value, making it a strong point especially considering its price.
- “This game is perfect for its price point and has fantastic atmosphere and a slightly randomized playthrough system to make your game different enough for added replay value.”
- “Solid atmosphere, good audio cues (if not a bit too good at telling you exactly what's coming), and generally good at being creepy.”
story
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The story is engaging and intriguing, capturing players' interest, though some mention difficulty in completing it fully.
- “The story is interesting, but it's a shame I couldn't reach the end... yet.”