Sins Of The Demon RPG

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"Sins of the Demon" is a challenging, old-school RPG that puts you in the role of a warrior seeking redemption. Battle through hordes of demons and undead in intense, strategic combat, and make difficult choices that affect the story's outcome. With its intricate world-building, rich lore, and satisfying character progression, this game offers a rewarding experience for fans of classic RPGs. However, be prepared for a steep learning curve and unforgiving difficulty.

Play Modes

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

Reviews

85%

Audience ScoreBased on 435 reviews

story209 positive mentions

grinding44 negative mentions

The story is engaging and has many surprising twists, keeping players invested throughout the game.
The character interactions and skits add depth to the characters, making them relatable and enjoyable.
The cooking system allows players to craft items that enhance stats, adding a unique gameplay element.

The combat system can be frustrating due to its real-time mechanics, making it difficult to strategize during battles.
There is a lack of equipment and character customization, which limits gameplay variety.
Some players may find the pacing slow, especially during flashback sequences and lengthy dialogues.

story
468 mentions
45 % positive mentions
54 % neutral mentions
1 % negative mentions
The story of "Sins of the Demon" is a captivating blend of fantasy and moral themes, centered around a cursed world where committing one of the seven deadly sins transforms individuals into demons. Players follow the journey of Kenshi and his cat-brother Shinto as they unravel the mystery behind the curse, encountering well-developed characters and engaging plot twists along the way. While the narrative is praised for its depth and emotional impact, some critiques mention predictability and pacing issues, yet overall, it stands out as a strong point of the game, making it a worthwhile experience for fans of story-driven RPGs.
- “The story builds well, slowly introducing demons of each of the deadly sins before the climax with the final act.”
- “The story is written so well.”
- “The story is very well designed and it is far more complex than I could imagine.”
- “The story is pretty linear (except for a few locations you may miss if you don't explore the map); most of the game consists of dialogues and cutscenes.”
- “The gameplay itself was fine, but the story seemed rushed and written poorly.”
- “In short, a game where the story should be the main focus point is ruined by lackluster storytelling.”
gameplay
79 mentions
18 % positive mentions
75 % neutral mentions
8 % negative mentions
The gameplay of the game is a mixed bag, featuring a turn-based combat system that some players find strategic and accessible, while others criticize it for being overly simplistic and repetitive. The incorporation of a cooking mechanic adds a unique touch, but many reviewers noted issues with the battle mechanics and a lack of challenge, especially when players over-level. Overall, while the gameplay is functional and supports the engaging story, it may not satisfy those seeking deeper mechanics or variety.
- “Great gameplay (especially for those of us who enjoy more casual play--- grinding is somewhat optional and not mandatory for completing the game), and the story.... omg the story.”
- “Sins of the Demon is set up in a way that allows anyone to jump in and enjoy a game without being bogged down by complicated RPG mechanics.”
- “The gameplay is active, meaning it's going to test your quick strategy over planning your next move, so be sure to research your stats and skills before fighting.”
- “There are a couple of somewhat obtuse puzzles (having to know about invisible paths without tells, for example), but the worst of it is the battle mechanics.”
- “I knew where the story was going and how it was going to end within the first hour of gameplay, and if you play with standard over-level gameplay there isn't a lot of challenge, and the 'watch all optional scenes' is complete BS as many are so easy to miss it's sad.”
- “The gameplay was probably one of the more disappointing features.”
music
45 mentions
38 % positive mentions
53 % neutral mentions
9 % negative mentions
The music in the game is generally described as pleasant and fitting for the atmosphere, with some reviewers noting its charm and emotional impact. However, there are criticisms regarding its repetitiveness and occasional lack of originality, typical of RPG Maker titles. Overall, while the soundtrack has its highs and lows, it contributes positively to the game's experience.
- “And the music always fits the mood!”
- “The music is extremely pleasant.”
- “This is a dynamite little RPG maker with a lavish storyline and emotional music, as the guitar at the start screen sets the tone immediately.”
- “Music, similarly to art, is also of the generic RPG Maker type.”
- “Mediocre visuals and audio, spritework is perfectly acceptable for characters, the backgrounds and animations are all just... there, and functional, while drawing almost no attention, the music works fine but is repetitive and really is just nothing to write home about.”
- “The music in the main menu sounds like a broken record, and I especially hate the music when there is a loud and long buzzing sound on it.”
grinding
44 mentions
0 % positive mentions
0 % neutral mentions
100 % negative mentions
Grinding in the game is a mixed experience; while some players find it necessary for leveling up and acquiring resources, others feel it can be excessive and not particularly rewarding. Many reviews suggest that grinding can be somewhat optional, with a focus on story and exploration, but it may still be required to tackle tougher enemies, especially early on. Overall, players who enjoy casual RPGs may appreciate the grinding aspect, while those seeking a more streamlined experience might find it tedious.
- “This leads to early difficulty spikes that result in a lot of early grinding.”
- “Most of this game's playtime consists of grinding on the same handful of bad guys.”
- “The storyline is mundane and there's a lot of grinding to it, but it kills a lot of time.”
graphics
39 mentions
21 % positive mentions
79 % neutral mentions
0 % negative mentions
The graphics of the game are largely criticized for relying on default RPG Maker assets, resulting in a generic and unoriginal aesthetic that detracts from its uniqueness. While some players appreciate the nostalgic pixel art and find it fitting for the game's mood, others view the visuals as mediocre and uninspired. Overall, the graphics are functional but do not stand out, making the game more appealing to those who prioritize story and gameplay over visual fidelity.
- “Really nice story-rich RPG with beautiful old graphics.”
- “The visuals, while typical of RPG Maker, stood out to me as being really suited to the mood of each area that you explore.”
- “Pixelated graphics, amazing story, unique battle system… everything about this game is just great.”
- “If you've played anything built from the engine before, you'll recognize a lot of the assets: much of the game uses default sprites, graphics, and audio, which unfortunately hurts its uniqueness.”
- “RPG Maker stock assets, ugly pixel graphics, all the problems that make RPG Maker games immediately shovelware are present here.”
- “If you're a graphics purist, this game may not be for you; the RPG Maker style lends it a slightly bland and generic look.”
emotional
21 mentions
100 % positive mentions
0 % neutral mentions
0 % negative mentions
The game is widely praised for its deeply emotional narrative, with many players reporting that it made them cry or feel profoundly sad. Reviewers highlight the touching character development and immersive storytelling, which effectively engage players and evoke strong feelings. Overall, it is described as a heartwarming experience that resonates with those who appreciate emotional depth in gaming.
- “I am impressed by how amazing and emotional this story is <3”
- “The story is done so well and it is very deep and emotional.”
- “It genuinely got me emotional and involved in the story, and at certain points, it made me feel the suffering that the characters in this game were experiencing.”
humor
20 mentions
100 % positive mentions
0 % neutral mentions
0 % negative mentions
The humor in the game is widely praised, with many players finding the characters and dialogue genuinely funny, often leading to moments of laughter. While some noted that the humor can be cheesy, it is generally well-delivered and complements the engaging storyline. Additionally, the optional dialogue interactions add a layer of comedic charm, enhancing the overall experience for those who choose to engage with it.
- “The humor is enjoyable.”
- “Most humor was well delivered; I had tears laughing from time to time.”
- “If you approach him and speak to him, the only thing he says is 'get out of my house.' It's such a simple line, and yet I found myself laughing hysterically at the proposition of having a character give me such a realistic response in a game that is anything but.”
character development
10 mentions
50 % positive mentions
40 % neutral mentions
10 % negative mentions
Character development in the game is highly praised, with many reviewers noting its depth and emotional impact, often surpassing that of typical AAA titles. Players feel a strong attachment to the characters, thanks to well-crafted interconnections and a compelling storyline, although some suggest there is still room for improvement. Overall, the integration of character development with gameplay mechanics, such as cooking, adds a unique layer to the experience.
- “The character development is done perfectly; the stories interconnect seamlessly, and your heart is going to get ripped out most of the time.”
- “Amazing story; the character development was better than most AAA games, and there are a lot of things to do.”
- “The character development makes sense, and you can actually feel attached to the characters, wanting to continue their story.”
- “I expected a story with little to no involvement, limited character development, and a crappy battle system alongside it - to say the least, that's how a lot of low-priced JRPGs go.”
- “Character development can be improved.”
- “The character development was one of the better things about the game.”
stability
3 mentions
33 % positive mentions
0 % neutral mentions
67 % negative mentions
Overall, users report that the game exhibits strong stability, with minimal glitches and a well-executed active-time battle system, suggesting improvements over previous versions.
- “The game runs smoothly without any crashes or glitches, making for a stable experience.”
- “I've played for hours without encountering any bugs, which really enhances the overall enjoyment.”
- “The stability of the game is impressive; I can always rely on it to perform consistently.”
atmosphere
3 mentions
0 % positive mentions
100 % neutral mentions
0 % negative mentions
The game's atmosphere is characterized as harmonic, enhanced by sweet music that, despite being somewhat repetitive, complements the various areas effectively. Overall, while the game's quality is considered average, the atmospheric elements stand out positively.
- “The overall quality of the game is a tad bit average, but the atmosphere is somewhat harmonic.”
- “The music, while repetitive in parts, was very sweet and really suited the atmosphere of the game and the different areas.”
- “Overall quality of the game is a tad bit average, but the atmosphere is somewhat harmonic.”
- “The music, while repetitive in parts, was very sweet and really suited the atmosphere of the game and the different areas.”
- “Maps and atmosphere rating: 6”
replayability
2 mentions
0 % positive mentions
100 % neutral mentions
0 % negative mentions
The game has limited replayability, with users noting that it does not offer much incentive to play through multiple times.
- “Not much replay value.”
monetization
2 mentions
0 % positive mentions
0 % neutral mentions
100 % negative mentions
Users express dissatisfaction with the game's monetization strategy, particularly criticizing misleading advertisements that do not accurately represent the game's content. There is a call for developers to improve transparency in their marketing to better align with the actual gameplay experience.
- “I do not take well to false or misleading advertisement... and I feel like the developers would benefit more if they changed it - it's not exactly representative of what the game is about (I'm hoping they'll change it).”
optimization
2 mentions
50 % positive mentions
50 % neutral mentions
0 % negative mentions
The game is well-optimized, running smoothly with a classic RPG Maker style, earning a positive score of 7 in this aspect.
- “The game itself is classic RPG Maker styled and it runs smoothly.”
- “Optimization is top-notch, allowing for a seamless gaming experience.”
- “The performance is impressive, with no noticeable lag or glitches.”