You choose which way to go at crossroads, but for the most part you’ll just be slowly walking along towards the next encounter. For starters, instead of being able to freely explore in all directions, movement is restricted by pathways. This is evident right from the get go, as you roam through the first floor of the dungeon.
Book of Demons aims to simplify many aspects of the genre, in an attempt to make it more accessible to newcomers. It’s odd that the developers decided to so blatantly copy another game’s story, as its gameplay is unlike any other ARPG out there. Frankly, most of what is here is just a watered-down retelling of Blizzard’s classic ARPG, coming across as a rip-off rather than just a tribute. To slay him, you must go through many floors of demons, fighting the occasional Diablo ‘inspired’ boss along the way.
The Archdemon and his army are trying to free themselves from their prison below an old cathedral. As the first taste of what Return 2 Games has to offer though, I can’t say I’m particularly interested in what’s to come.īook of Demons really wears its inspiration on its sleeve, copying most of Diablo’s story and setting.
Book of Demons is the first entry in this series, and it certainly brings a unique spin on the action RPG genre.
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Reviews // 30th Apr 2020 - 2 years ago // By Isaac Book of Demons ReviewĮvery time you load up Book of Demons, you’re greeted with an opening cinematic introducing Return 2 Games, billed by the developers as a series of ‘original mid-core titles, inspired by the early golden days of PC gaming’.
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