Demonheart: Hunters

$19.99

Release Date:: Jan 28, 2020
Developer:: Rolling Crown
Publisher:: Rolling Crown
Platforms:: Windows Mac Linux

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About This Game

Female protagonist.
94.000+ words of conversations with multiple choices.
Romances with male and female characters.
Multiple endings.
Dark fantasy humor.
Intrigue and betrayal.
The main character can be played as good, evil, tactful, rude, and everything in between.

The young rogue Bright has a demon heart which gives her supernatural powers. She is both blessed and cursed, for her heart makes her a target for the demonheart hunters. She must discover who is hunting her and turn the tables on them, while a certain half-demon is plotting to start the Apocalypse. On her journey, Bright reunites with old allies and meets new allies and enemies. The trouble is, in this world it's often difficult to tell them apart.

Demonheart: Hunters puts an emphasis on player-driven conversations, character interactions and romances.

Be sure to also check out Bright's prequel story in Demonheart.

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User Reviews

Overwhelmingly Positive

2 user reviews

100%

Positive

User #709333 english

22 hrs at review

Recommended

I can't believe that it took me this long to play the Demonheart franchise! It's been sitting in my wishlist for ages and I finally pulled the trigger. Both Demonheart and Demonheart: Hunters are incredible and I am speed running through the entire series. I'm downloading the Ice Demon as I type this. Either way, I finished both games and I NEVER finish games. Plot was wonderful and the angry himbo Brash is my absolute favorite and the ending SPOILER: was so fluffy I could DIE<3

User #574201 english

14 hrs at review

Recommended

Great game! I found the early stage rather slow, because the RPG setting initially felt like it didn't add much to the story and like I would've preferred another visual novel type like the first game. But it really grew on me and now I appreciate how the party member setting allowed the characters and their relationships to evolve. I still prefer the visual novel style a bit more, but I support the dev's choices and will definitely play the other Demonheart games as well!