The Devil's Face

good game

overall good game. the jumpscares after a certain point wherre predictable tho the greek voices and hymns gave me chills cause im greek and i could understand everything!!

Highly Recommended This is one of the most memorable horror experiences I’ve played in a long time. The visuals are stunningly surreal, leaning into a trippy, dreamlike atmosphere that keeps you unsettled from start to finish. The writing and voice acting are top-notch too — you’ll spend a lot of time referencing your book of demons as you navigate the eerie, looping afterlife sequences, and the dialogue feels sharp and meaningful. While it starts with shades of P.T., it quickly establishes its own identity, blending psychological horror with strong narrative beats and clever design. Multiple endings and hidden secrets give it great replay value. If you’re into story-driven horror that’s as weird as it is haunting, this is an absolute must-play — and a dev I’ll definitely be following for whatever comes next.

A beautiful atmospheric thriller!Such a good story with many aspects of the orthodox religion and with many good jumpscares ! I recommend it!

Deep, meaningful Game, perfect for a good scare!!! Would recommend 100%

Not great. Most of the story is relaying on the main menu. After that it's just a confusing mess, with more camera cuts than Requiem for a Dream. It also didn't get me to warm to it at the start, with having a very hard to spot key drop out from behind a painting that I needed a walkthrough to spot, and then it seemed to bug out and not allow a critical door to open, and forced me to load an earlier save (also spotted via walkthrough). It's not really scary, there's a couple of jump scares but it's mostly about channelling you through a linear series of rooms and spouting christian-flavoured hocus pocus at you. Avoid