

Brimstone Manor
Heart's Choice · 2022 · RPG, Choose Your Own Adventure, Interactive Fiction, Character Customization, Text-Based
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About Brimstone Manor
Your new home is riddled with secrets, from its forbidden basement to a family dog straight out of Hell. Can you survive being a demon’s nanny? When sparks fly, will you fall for the hunky angel or your mysterious, demonic boss?
Brimstone Manor is a 152,000-word interactive novel by Frances Pauli. It's entirely text-based, without graphics or sound effects, and fueled by the vast, unstoppable power of your imagination.
- Play as male, female, or non-binary; gay, straight, or poly.
- Choose your love interest.
- Learn magic.
- Work miracles.
- Tame the hellhound.
- Fly!
- Befriend or defeat the terrifying demoness.
- Reveal the truth to the world or keep the paranormal a secret.
Defend the demon’s mansion, protect his kid, and discover your heart’s desire.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Players praise the wholesome story, engaging characters like Nicki and Lucifer, and the unique angel-and-demon premise, though opinions vary on the romance options and pacing. Common criticisms include the short length, rushed narrative that leaves major plot points (particularly regarding Nicki's mother) unexplored, limited romance variety, and relationships that feel too fast-paced for some players' preferences. Most reviewers suggest waiting for a sale given the length and content.
I enjoy this game, but I'd rather recommend getting it on sale. It's relatively short - or at least, it feels like that; it's not about the wordcount here. Overall, I like the setting and the characters (well, most of them), but I wish it was a bit of a slower burn when it comes to relationships. Now, obviously, this is a Heart's Choice game, which means it's mostly focused on romance as opposed to classic Choice of Games or even Hosted Games, but some of them are still paced slower which tends to be my preference. Basically, I'd give it a 6/10 or something around that. A bit better than middleground, but I've played better games too. There is just one thing that I want to warn you about, because I consider it's a weird narrative choice. Or well, maybe not narrative, but a choice pertaining to stats. It's spoilery since I have to explain the situation, but it may very well help you to avoid restarting the game because of a weirdly constructed stat check. [spoiler]As you'll soon understand, one of the ongoing issues in the story is a conflict between demons and angels, that's still pretty contained but can become worse if nothing is done about it. At a point in the story, Gabby tel…2 found this helpful
For what this game was and how much it cost, I think it was perfectly fine and enjoyable. I really loved Nicki and Lucifer. They were definitely the best parts. The romance boiled down to "do you like blond or brunette?" And if the answer was "no", than the game say, "well, how about Jimmy Olsen or Gabby?" Which, I will say those two did have some personality. Not good ones, but they had something. Despite saying that, the romance was fine, I've seen worse on booktok. The only thing that I hated was that we never find out what actually happened to Nicki's mother. She died, somehow, and the two main guys blamed themselves, for some reason. And now I feel like i'm in the Rebecca novel where the dead wife is hanging over me and I have no way of learning about her. Besides, that it was fine.1 found this helpful
Not enough sapphic romance tbh
Good
Played for the idea of angels and demons, stayed for the wholesome story line and taking care of the kid!
I think some of the reviews are definitely under-selling this IF. It has a really good story, loveable LI's, and some pretty good side characters too. While the story premise is something that I personally love, it does feel very rushed. There are particular characters who deserve more depth, mainly [spoiler] Nicki's mother. Darien, Michael and Nicki experienced a huge loss when she passed, and us as the MC knew nothing about what she was like. My first playthrough I romanced Darien, and decided to play neutral to the end, and during the final confrontation the MC said 'Nicki's mother wouldnt have wanted this' even though we knew nothing about her.[/spoiler] As I said already, some things definitely needed...just more, to feel complete as a reader. I'm not entirely sure if the book was 100% worth paying for, as it was very short, however I loved the story premise and romancing a demon <3
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