

Devils Gold
Succubella Games · 2021 · RPG, Adventure, Action-Adventure, Strategy RPG, Inventory Management
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Mixed69% · 13
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About Devils Gold
About This Game
"Play the role of a merchant, find way to repay the devil's loan while training your fighting skills for inevitable battles to come." In this fantasy RPG, you will play the role of Jeremy - was just an ordinary man like any others. Until he died and ran into a devil. The devil offered to give Jeremy a second life. In return, he must pay back 1000 times the money that the devil lent him within 60 days, otherwise his soul would belong to her. We all know how cunning the devil is and Jeremy soon discovers that things are not as simple as he thought.
Key Features
- Emotional story.
- Classical feeling RPG.
- Trader simulation.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
The game would probably be great, but there is no save option. So if you - like I did - come across a bug (tried to escape from a fight unsuccessfully and then nothing else happened), all progress is lost. Bugs happen, that is okay, but having no way of saving and therefore losing everything is not. Edit: To me, it was absolutely not clear that the whirlpool is the save spot. Perhaps it should be explained in-game.20 found this helpful
RPG Maker strikes again! Devils Gold is one of hundreds of low effort retro-pixel RPG Maker asset/construction kit flips spamming the Steam catalog, made with the RPG Maker video game construction kit... in their own words, "Our easy to use tools are simple enough for a child." Like all RPG Maker "games", this is essentially a bunch of low quality/canned assets from RPG Maker coupled with a cringeworthy high school anime club fan fiction. This one is notable because the translation and writing is just so bad. Here's the plot for the game: "Jeremy have signed contract with the devil". Have he? Have Jeremy done this? Yes, he have! So you can see from just the sales blurb alone... no serious effort was made in trying to make the writing here even vaguely comprehensible. Everything else in the game is trash, because, well, RPG Maker doesn't tend to get used by competent game developers who have better options and tools available to them. Which leaves, you know, the not competent game developers. Coupled with the abysmal quality of RPG Maker. It's a perfect recipe for Steam garbage. As with all RPG Maker games, the poor quality engine displays badly in fullscreen and doesn…6 found this helpful
A very interesting and exciting game It can interest everyone with its gorgeous plot. It will go even on weak PCs, which in this case is a plus, in general, I recommend this game to everyone5 found this helpful
Pretty interesting concept, i think most of top reviews speaking about bugs are outdated, i feel like the developer actually fix theses issues or at least most of them? There was updates with bug fixes afterwards.2 found this helpful
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Devils Gold, developed by Devils Gold and published by Angel And Demons, is a small-scale role-playing game that builds its identity around a simple but compelling idea: survival under pressure, driven by debt and limited time. The story follows a protagonist who is given another chance at life through a deal with a demonic force, only to discover that this second chance comes with a strict condition. A massive debt must be repaid within a fixed number of days, turning what could have been a traditional RPG journey into a constant race against the clock. This time constraint shapes nearly every aspect of the experience. Rather than allowing players to progress at their own pace, the game forces careful planning and prioritization. Each day matters, and every action—whether it involves exploring, fighting, or trading—consumes valuable time. This creates a persistent tension that runs through the entire game, as players must decide how to balance risk and efficiency. Venturing into dangerous areas might yield better rewards, but failure wastes time that cannot be recovered, making even small mistakes feel significant. Gameplay combines familiar turn-based combat with a strong empha…
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