The Devil's Whisper

[b]Note:[/b] A wonderful friend gifted me a copy of this game although I was offered a review copy via curator connect. [h1]Never make a deal with the devil... :o[/h1] [i]The Devil's Whisper[/i] is a horror visual novel developed by Madness Way Games and published by Mangotronics. You take on the roles of Amelia and her fellow classmates as they work together on a school festival project. As they're driving on the road and having an argument one night, they end up involved in a car accident, having run over and killed someone very close to them. Afterwards, unexplained events start happening to them, which may very well involve the supernatural. Can Amelia and her friends get out of their situation unscathed or will the worst happen? With the gameplay, it consists of five chapters, each chapter taking on the perspective of Amelia or one of her friends. Numerous choices are presented, and depending on your choices, the character involved will either live or die (for the most part). After the final chapter, you'll obtain one of three endings: The End of the Nightmare (best ending), The Devil's Whisper (neutral ending), or Home Run (worst ending). Plenty of CGs are shown thr…

I loved this game! It's so captivating and truly engaging. The storyline is just amazing! I enjoyed the characters from the very first moment till the end. I'm replaying it hehehehe. Super recommended!

I might be a little biased, but I think it's pretty good. ;)

This is a teen horror game that reminds me of The Letter in its setup. There are 5 chapters and you play a different character in each chapter and can survive or not. The horror is very light and not really scary. The game has a good quality overall and stands out because of the good voice acting. Some characters are a bit over-the-top unlikeable (e.g. Conrad or the principal), but it is fine for a small visual novel. There is also a little bit of romance - not much, but it is cute. On the other side, I could have done without the character "breathing" animations. There is constantly some movement on the screen that distracts from the text and I did not like it aesthetically, either. In my opinion, the creator shot himself in the foot with the pricing strategy, since the original launch price was much lower than the current one. I’d still recommend it if you can get it at a discount.