Devil in the Details - Uncensored

Averagely bad, might be the most fitting short description of this game. The visual style is not horribly bad, but very simple and average ... The looks of the images are slightly above self tought amateurs and on the very lower end of professional artists. There are also very few and unimaginative "adult" scenes, basically you go from nothing to sex on every route without any kisses foreplay or whatever in there. There are 3 major routes in this game and a fourth minor one (the sister of one of the major routes). Achieving to finish at least one route on each playthrough is quite simple, but going to finish each route in one playthough is quite hard, because there is no real logical choice, but only trial and error to achieve this. That said, the characters have little to no story and are quite unremarkable. The text itself seemed to have been translated to english from another language. There are some errors in it or strange expressions, but its okay and tolerable, I have had far...

[h1][b]Devil In The Details - Well, this is interesting, i suppose[/b][/h1] [b]DISCLAIMER:[/b] First off all, i have already played another Dharker studio VN that has the same art style as this called Army Gals and it is one of the best VN's i have read. I really enjoyed it, and since this VN not only has the same artstyle but also a character that originally appeared in the Army Gals VN, who is the best girl by the way, i am going to treat this VN the same way i treated Army Gals and compare them side by side. [h1]Story[/h1] You are walking home one day in the park and suddenly gets stabbed and almost dies but a succubus comes and saves you. As a result you are now in debt to her, and the only way to repay her is by conjuring 3 demons that all reside in three different girls. Surprised? You shouldn't be. Your job is to conjure these demons and the only way you can do that since you are a succubus is....yes you guessed it. [h1]Grammar[/h1] The grammar throughout the entire VN was ra...

The reason i cannot recomend this game is for 2 points.Point one the game does not give enough time to explore each girl without a perfect run.Point 2 the art while not being bad can be found better in free games.

Its okay ish, the art style is okay for the most part but its short and kind of boring to get through.

i don't think this is one of their best visual novels. its pretty mediocre actually. its very short to get all of the endings and see all of the pictures minus one. i followed a guide and it didn't unlock the last one. the writing felt like they weren't fully there. scenes went pretty quickly so you didn't really feel close to any of the characters. a lot of dead end choices as well. music was meh. artwork was moderate. wait for it to be on sale.

Following the previous title "Army Gals", and with pictures of one of the secondary characters from that game in the screenshots, this seemed like it'd be a good buy. However, while Army Gals had a compelling and fleshed out story, with plenty of choices and a dozen or so, Devil in the Details steals its basic premise from Highschool DxD, while providing a comparatively linear experience and only 5 endings. The game itself is also extremely short (I managed to get 3 of the endings in under 2 hours). It's not like Dharker Studio can't produce good games, it's just that this isn't one of them. If you haven't already, go pick up Army Gals. But give this one a miss.

Playing this game is like taking a multiple choice test you didn't study for. There's no voice acting and story is both bad and thankfully short. Avoid.

Art is great and story is decent-ish, but the gameplay is entirely just guessing where people will be at what time, and you're likely wrong 75% of the time. I didn't meet a single one of the three target girls my first playthrough. Also four of the achievements are broken and impossible to earn so that sucks. Would be worth it if it were like a dollar but at current price it's super underwhelming

The art is the same as a very good v.n. "Army Gals". The plot is ok. The v.n. is short. The worst thing about this v.n. is it is "guess what I am thinking" v.n. You need a walk through or use the process of elimination to get through it. It is like they tried to make it longer by making you guess blindly where to go and what to say. "Army Gals" is my type of v.n. with a murder mystery and and kidnapping and alot of plot and choices that you can do correctly from clues in the game and common sense. "Alexa's Wild Night" is my type of art as it abandon's the Japanese conventions. So in conclusion the plot is ok--the writing is ok--the art is acceptable--the choices are not acceptable to me and it has nudity but is not very erotic. 3 out of 5 stars.