

The Unholy Society
Cat-astrophe Games · 2020 · Adventure, Indie, Action, Retro, Turn-Based Combat
PC
Mixed69% · 26
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About The Unholy Society

The Unholy Society, the first part of BonBon's crazy adventures, is inspired by '80s and '90s movies, comic books, as well as everything else that fits into the categories of "iconic" and "pop culture".
Let's face it - we're a bunch of '90s kids.
Our goal was to create an experience similar to those we loved: full of witty dialogues, fleshed out characters, supernatural creatures, a tiny bit of magic, and a whole lot of retro aesthetics.
And, of course, a hella lot of badassery.

The world as we know is about to change - the united forces of demons, gods, and monsters prepare for another deadly attempt to eradicate "the big guys" and change the religious status quo.
And, just perhaps, to drink lots of tea and discuss art in the meantime.
The only one who can stop them is Bonaventura Horowitz - a snarky exorcist, who isn't exactly an angel himself.
At the request of the Pope himself, Bon, accompanied by a group of his peculiar friends, sets off on a thrilling mission, leaving behind a trail of cigarette butts, empty whiskey bottles, and broken demonic hearts.

- Quirky, fleshed out characters
- Unique story, inspired by all the good stuff from pop culture
- Comic-like aesthetics
- Engaging exorcism system
- Loads of sarcasm and humour
- Pope on speed dial
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
The Unholy Society really nails it’s humour and dialogue. This will be subjective but I really like what they did and found the game to be a nice light comfy experience. The story and characters were interesting but, much like the rest of the game, could have used more depth. This is just act one of the game and, while I don’t mind breaking games into acts, it feels a little short. Things were just getting really interesting when it abruptly ended. The combat in the game grew on me but I really didn’t like it at first. My main issue stems from having to drag the mouse around the screen and then click, if we could just move it freely without having to keep the mouse button pressed down I think I would have enjoyed it more. That being said once I got used to it after the first couple fights I didn’t mind it as much. I like the overall concept of having to find signs on the screen to make combos out of. Basically you are on a timer and can get in as many combos as you can before that timer is finished and then the enemy gets to attack you. There were a decent amount of spells to use although all of the more powerful ones also deal damage to you. The game’s visuals had a nice use of c…12 found this helpful
Quite expensive considering the length. I would definitely only buy it if heavily discounted. The devs say they were inspired by movies - well, the game is about the same length as one. The game looks good, some of the dialogue is funny (it's a bit hit or miss overall though). I enjoyed it, but was a tad underwhelmed.
pleasant little game for the sinners please episode 2 !!!
An absolute gem of a game. And who knows... maybe the story has some real elements to it... Anyways, it deserves the 10 bucks. Some well thought out combat and game mechanics, plus TONS OF ACTUAL, REAL, HUMOR makes it an absolute positive stellar sign. Humor! That is literally nonexistent nowadays in games, because who knows what will happen if someone finds a joke offending, and might jump off a cliff. Well, this game is not for idiots, it's for connoisseurs. What are you waiting for? Ahh, I forgot something. When was the last time you clicked three times on a cat and it told you it was going to bury you six deep under? Devs, what are you waiting for, Christmas? Where is the next episode?
Good game but they should really advertise thats it only one level. There more levels coming but there only one right now. I enjoyed it. I got most of the references. Some monty python stuff here and there.
This game is pretty, but the story is cliche and the combat system is strange and bad. It's incredible that a game about an exorcist can be this little fun.
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