#demonschool — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #demonschool, aggregated by home.social.
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What we've been playing - "I've wanted to go to demon school for a while"
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What we've been playing - "I've wanted to go to demon school for a while"
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What we've been playing - "I've wanted to go to demon school for a while"
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What we've been playing - "I've wanted to go to demon school for a while"
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What we've been playing - "I've wanted to go to demon school for a while"
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New Game +
Added scenes and improvements
Mouse control
Lots of fixes and updatesDemonschool is better than ever. If you're into games like the Persona series or just want to play something really awesome, give Demonschool a go.
#Steam #Demonschool #Gaming #VideoGames #News #Updates
https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/1900250/view/654855280287285258?l=english
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New Game +
Added scenes and improvements
Mouse control
Lots of fixes and updatesDemonschool is better than ever. If you're into games like the Persona series or just want to play something really awesome, give Demonschool a go.
#Steam #Demonschool #Gaming #VideoGames #News #Updates
https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/1900250/view/654855280287285258?l=english
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New Game +
Added scenes and improvements
Mouse control
Lots of fixes and updatesDemonschool is better than ever. If you're into games like the Persona series or just want to play something really awesome, give Demonschool a go.
#Steam #Demonschool #Gaming #VideoGames #News #Updates
https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/1900250/view/654855280287285258?l=english
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New Game +
Added scenes and improvements
Mouse control
Lots of fixes and updatesDemonschool is better than ever. If you're into games like the Persona series or just want to play something really awesome, give Demonschool a go.
#Steam #Demonschool #Gaming #VideoGames #News #Updates
https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/1900250/view/654855280287285258?l=english
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New Game +
Added scenes and improvements
Mouse control
Lots of fixes and updatesDemonschool is better than ever. If you're into games like the Persona series or just want to play something really awesome, give Demonschool a go.
#Steam #Demonschool #Gaming #VideoGames #News #Updates
https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/1900250/view/654855280287285258?l=english
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@Dio_Senrab @damagecontrolblog
I was gonna post this to howdoyouspell.cool/sodiumreactor/ but I think the owner took the whole site down and I didn't even know. This was meant to be a blog post but....
Let's talk about #Demonschool
It's a surprisingly shallow, overly generous tactics RPG married to a fun, very charming visual novel with a great cast and a lot of heart. I liked it, but I'm conflicted by it and also don't wanna return to it.
The cast is fun. I like their dynamics, and they all feel unique and enjoyable. They've all got quirks and personalities. This is particularly high praise cause I very seldom enjoy this many of the characters in an RPG. The cast of Demonschool is an absolute high point of the game, and the story is good too. I typically dislike RPG story tropes and instead find my enjoyment moreso in the combat mechanics, so a game where I prefer the story to the combat is novel for me.
Unfortunately, I prefer the characters and story to the actual combat.
The game is interesting and the characters are great and the combat is a letdown.
Several characters do the same thing as another, but better, and a few of the mid/late game characters could have been ommitted entirely. I come from fighting games and RPGs and think a lot about which characters get to "play the game," that is, which characters are designed to take advantage of the game's mechanics, and which characters largely feel orthogonal to the way the game is actually played.
The game goes for a thoughtful, simplified, puzzle kind of combat system without leveling or experience points. Instead, you modify your characters by adding or removing passive perks. This prevents members from falling behind, thankfully, at the cost of any sense of progress besides those abilities. The later ones often offer new ways to deal more damage at the cost of other drawbacks, but late game I was desperate for damage.
A few characters get abilities or mechanics that feel poorly implemented, and at least one only becomes useful when a late game ability is unlocked that changes their mechanic entirely. Tragically, the weaker-but-still good version of that mechanic shift is supposed to be available much earlier but is currently bugged.
The fights are eventually boring, and they don't mix in enough new enemies or mechanics to keep things interesting. Weeks 5-9 were a absolute slog and I began dread quests because they featured the same 5 enemies. A-ranks feel trivially easy in most situations and also don't provide much benefit since A-ranks only increase the already generous money payouts.
The game hands out money but then the shops run out of things to sell so that by week 8 I was buying the entire week's inventory on Monday. They give you time to upgrade your relationships but if you do everything you can as soon as you can you can go from "acquaintance" to "soulmate" in 2-3 weeks (except for characters where progress is gated by timed events).
I'm left wishing the fights were as fun or as challenging as they are in something like Devil Survivor, since they both feature "young adults navigating a spooky demon apocalypse while cut off from the rest of the world."
The 15 characters and 10 weeks could have easily been paired down to 10 characters and 6 weeks and I would have had no complaints about being bored. A few characters don't actually do anything in story and just feel there to pad out your roster for the inevitable team split.
Don't get me wrong; I like the cast of Demonschool FAR more than I do any cast from an SMT or Persona game. The characters here are great. But the combat manages to be boring, and I like tactics RPG combat a lot.
None of the bosses have second phases or overly complicated gimmicks. It's just a matter of figuring out what makes them vulnerable and doing it 3-6 times in their fight
In other words, the combat so far feels like an overly simplified afterthought, and there is no resource scarcity at all. I'm left feeling like the game isn't challenging at all. Instead it's a great visual novel with a frustratingly easy tactics #RPG attached.
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@Dio_Senrab @damagecontrolblog
I was gonna post this to howdoyouspell.cool/sodiumreactor/ but I think the owner took the whole site down and I didn't even know. This was meant to be a blog post but....
Let's talk about #Demonschool
It's a surprisingly shallow, overly generous tactics RPG married to a fun, very charming visual novel with a great cast and a lot of heart. I liked it, but I'm conflicted by it and also don't wanna return to it.
The cast is fun. I like their dynamics, and they all feel unique and enjoyable. They've all got quirks and personalities. This is particularly high praise cause I very seldom enjoy this many of the characters in an RPG. The cast of Demonschool is an absolute high point of the game, and the story is good too. I typically dislike RPG story tropes and instead find my enjoyment moreso in the combat mechanics, so a game where I prefer the story to the combat is novel for me.
Unfortunately, I prefer the characters and story to the actual combat.
The game is interesting and the characters are great and the combat is a letdown.
Several characters do the same thing as another, but better, and a few of the mid/late game characters could have been ommitted entirely. I come from fighting games and RPGs and think a lot about which characters get to "play the game," that is, which characters are designed to take advantage of the game's mechanics, and which characters largely feel orthogonal to the way the game is actually played.
The game goes for a thoughtful, simplified, puzzle kind of combat system without leveling or experience points. Instead, you modify your characters by adding or removing passive perks. This prevents members from falling behind, thankfully, at the cost of any sense of progress besides those abilities. The later ones often offer new ways to deal more damage at the cost of other drawbacks, but late game I was desperate for damage.
A few characters get abilities or mechanics that feel poorly implemented, and at least one only becomes useful when a late game ability is unlocked that changes their mechanic entirely. Tragically, the weaker-but-still good version of that mechanic shift is supposed to be available much earlier but is currently bugged.
The fights are eventually boring, and they don't mix in enough new enemies or mechanics to keep things interesting. Weeks 5-9 were a absolute slog and I began dread quests because they featured the same 5 enemies. A-ranks feel trivially easy in most situations and also don't provide much benefit since A-ranks only increase the already generous money payouts.
The game hands out money but then the shops run out of things to sell so that by week 8 I was buying the entire week's inventory on Monday. They give you time to upgrade your relationships but if you do everything you can as soon as you can you can go from "acquaintance" to "soulmate" in 2-3 weeks (except for characters where progress is gated by timed events).
I'm left wishing the fights were as fun or as challenging as they are in something like Devil Survivor, since they both feature "young adults navigating a spooky demon apocalypse while cut off from the rest of the world."
The 15 characters and 10 weeks could have easily been paired down to 10 characters and 6 weeks and I would have had no complaints about being bored. A few characters don't actually do anything in story and just feel there to pad out your roster for the inevitable team split.
Don't get me wrong; I like the cast of Demonschool FAR more than I do any cast from an SMT or Persona game. The characters here are great. But the combat manages to be boring, and I like tactics RPG combat a lot.
None of the bosses have second phases or overly complicated gimmicks. It's just a matter of figuring out what makes them vulnerable and doing it 3-6 times in their fight
In other words, the combat so far feels like an overly simplified afterthought, and there is no resource scarcity at all. I'm left feeling like the game isn't challenging at all. Instead it's a great visual novel with a frustratingly easy tactics #RPG attached.
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@Dio_Senrab @damagecontrolblog
I was gonna post this to howdoyouspell.cool/sodiumreactor/ but I think the owner took the whole site down and I didn't even know. This was meant to be a blog post but....
Let's talk about #Demonschool
It's a surprisingly shallow, overly generous tactics RPG married to a fun, very charming visual novel with a great cast and a lot of heart. I liked it, but I'm conflicted by it and also don't wanna return to it.
The cast is fun. I like their dynamics, and they all feel unique and enjoyable. They've all got quirks and personalities. This is particularly high praise cause I very seldom enjoy this many of the characters in an RPG. The cast of Demonschool is an absolute high point of the game, and the story is good too. I typically dislike RPG story tropes and instead find my enjoyment moreso in the combat mechanics, so a game where I prefer the story to the combat is novel for me.
Unfortunately, I prefer the characters and story to the actual combat.
The game is interesting and the characters are great and the combat is a letdown.
Several characters do the same thing as another, but better, and a few of the mid/late game characters could have been ommitted entirely. I come from fighting games and RPGs and think a lot about which characters get to "play the game," that is, which characters are designed to take advantage of the game's mechanics, and which characters largely feel orthogonal to the way the game is actually played.
The game goes for a thoughtful, simplified, puzzle kind of combat system without leveling or experience points. Instead, you modify your characters by adding or removing passive perks. This prevents members from falling behind, thankfully, at the cost of any sense of progress besides those abilities. The later ones often offer new ways to deal more damage at the cost of other drawbacks, but late game I was desperate for damage.
A few characters get abilities or mechanics that feel poorly implemented, and at least one only becomes useful when a late game ability is unlocked that changes their mechanic entirely. Tragically, the weaker-but-still good version of that mechanic shift is supposed to be available much earlier but is currently bugged.
The fights are eventually boring, and they don't mix in enough new enemies or mechanics to keep things interesting. Weeks 5-9 were a absolute slog and I began dread quests because they featured the same 5 enemies. A-ranks feel trivially easy in most situations and also don't provide much benefit since A-ranks only increase the already generous money payouts.
The game hands out money but then the shops run out of things to sell so that by week 8 I was buying the entire week's inventory on Monday. They give you time to upgrade your relationships but if you do everything you can as soon as you can you can go from "acquaintance" to "soulmate" in 2-3 weeks (except for characters where progress is gated by timed events).
I'm left wishing the fights were as fun or as challenging as they are in something like Devil Survivor, since they both feature "young adults navigating a spooky demon apocalypse while cut off from the rest of the world."
The 15 characters and 10 weeks could have easily been paired down to 10 characters and 6 weeks and I would have had no complaints about being bored. A few characters don't actually do anything in story and just feel there to pad out your roster for the inevitable team split.
Don't get me wrong; I like the cast of Demonschool FAR more than I do any cast from an SMT or Persona game. The characters here are great. But the combat manages to be boring, and I like tactics RPG combat a lot.
None of the bosses have second phases or overly complicated gimmicks. It's just a matter of figuring out what makes them vulnerable and doing it 3-6 times in their fight
In other words, the combat so far feels like an overly simplified afterthought, and there is no resource scarcity at all. I'm left feeling like the game isn't challenging at all. Instead it's a great visual novel with a frustratingly easy tactics #RPG attached.
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@Dio_Senrab @damagecontrolblog
I was gonna post this to howdoyouspell.cool/sodiumreactor/ but I think the owner took the whole site down and I didn't even know. This was meant to be a blog post but....
Let's talk about #Demonschool
It's a surprisingly shallow, overly generous tactics RPG married to a fun, very charming visual novel with a great cast and a lot of heart. I liked it, but I'm conflicted by it and also don't wanna return to it.
The cast is fun. I like their dynamics, and they all feel unique and enjoyable. They've all got quirks and personalities. This is particularly high praise cause I very seldom enjoy this many of the characters in an RPG. The cast of Demonschool is an absolute high point of the game, and the story is good too. I typically dislike RPG story tropes and instead find my enjoyment moreso in the combat mechanics, so a game where I prefer the story to the combat is novel for me.
Unfortunately, I prefer the characters and story to the actual combat.
The game is interesting and the characters are great and the combat is a letdown.
Several characters do the same thing as another, but better, and a few of the mid/late game characters could have been ommitted entirely. I come from fighting games and RPGs and think a lot about which characters get to "play the game," that is, which characters are designed to take advantage of the game's mechanics, and which characters largely feel orthogonal to the way the game is actually played.
The game goes for a thoughtful, simplified, puzzle kind of combat system without leveling or experience points. Instead, you modify your characters by adding or removing passive perks. This prevents members from falling behind, thankfully, at the cost of any sense of progress besides those abilities. The later ones often offer new ways to deal more damage at the cost of other drawbacks, but late game I was desperate for damage.
A few characters get abilities or mechanics that feel poorly implemented, and at least one only becomes useful when a late game ability is unlocked that changes their mechanic entirely. Tragically, the weaker-but-still good version of that mechanic shift is supposed to be available much earlier but is currently bugged.
The fights are eventually boring, and they don't mix in enough new enemies or mechanics to keep things interesting. Weeks 5-9 were a absolute slog and I began dread quests because they featured the same 5 enemies. A-ranks feel trivially easy in most situations and also don't provide much benefit since A-ranks only increase the already generous money payouts.
The game hands out money but then the shops run out of things to sell so that by week 8 I was buying the entire week's inventory on Monday. They give you time to upgrade your relationships but if you do everything you can as soon as you can you can go from "acquaintance" to "soulmate" in 2-3 weeks (except for characters where progress is gated by timed events).
I'm left wishing the fights were as fun or as challenging as they are in something like Devil Survivor, since they both feature "young adults navigating a spooky demon apocalypse while cut off from the rest of the world."
The 15 characters and 10 weeks could have easily been paired down to 10 characters and 6 weeks and I would have had no complaints about being bored. A few characters don't actually do anything in story and just feel there to pad out your roster for the inevitable team split.
Don't get me wrong; I like the cast of Demonschool FAR more than I do any cast from an SMT or Persona game. The characters here are great. But the combat manages to be boring, and I like tactics RPG combat a lot.
None of the bosses have second phases or overly complicated gimmicks. It's just a matter of figuring out what makes them vulnerable and doing it 3-6 times in their fight
In other words, the combat so far feels like an overly simplified afterthought, and there is no resource scarcity at all. I'm left feeling like the game isn't challenging at all. Instead it's a great visual novel with a frustratingly easy tactics #RPG attached.
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@Dio_Senrab @damagecontrolblog
I was gonna post this to howdoyouspell.cool/sodiumreactor/ but I think the owner took the whole site down and I didn't even know. This was meant to be a blog post but....
Let's talk about #Demonschool
It's a surprisingly shallow, overly generous tactics RPG married to a fun, very charming visual novel with a great cast and a lot of heart. I liked it, but I'm conflicted by it and also don't wanna return to it.
The cast is fun. I like their dynamics, and they all feel unique and enjoyable. They've all got quirks and personalities. This is particularly high praise cause I very seldom enjoy this many of the characters in an RPG. The cast of Demonschool is an absolute high point of the game, and the story is good too. I typically dislike RPG story tropes and instead find my enjoyment moreso in the combat mechanics, so a game where I prefer the story to the combat is novel for me.
Unfortunately, I prefer the characters and story to the actual combat.
The game is interesting and the characters are great and the combat is a letdown.
Several characters do the same thing as another, but better, and a few of the mid/late game characters could have been ommitted entirely. I come from fighting games and RPGs and think a lot about which characters get to "play the game," that is, which characters are designed to take advantage of the game's mechanics, and which characters largely feel orthogonal to the way the game is actually played.
The game goes for a thoughtful, simplified, puzzle kind of combat system without leveling or experience points. Instead, you modify your characters by adding or removing passive perks. This prevents members from falling behind, thankfully, at the cost of any sense of progress besides those abilities. The later ones often offer new ways to deal more damage at the cost of other drawbacks, but late game I was desperate for damage.
A few characters get abilities or mechanics that feel poorly implemented, and at least one only becomes useful when a late game ability is unlocked that changes their mechanic entirely. Tragically, the weaker-but-still good version of that mechanic shift is supposed to be available much earlier but is currently bugged.
The fights are eventually boring, and they don't mix in enough new enemies or mechanics to keep things interesting. Weeks 5-9 were a absolute slog and I began dread quests because they featured the same 5 enemies. A-ranks feel trivially easy in most situations and also don't provide much benefit since A-ranks only increase the already generous money payouts.
The game hands out money but then the shops run out of things to sell so that by week 8 I was buying the entire week's inventory on Monday. They give you time to upgrade your relationships but if you do everything you can as soon as you can you can go from "acquaintance" to "soulmate" in 2-3 weeks (except for characters where progress is gated by timed events).
I'm left wishing the fights were as fun or as challenging as they are in something like Devil Survivor, since they both feature "young adults navigating a spooky demon apocalypse while cut off from the rest of the world."
The 15 characters and 10 weeks could have easily been paired down to 10 characters and 6 weeks and I would have had no complaints about being bored. A few characters don't actually do anything in story and just feel there to pad out your roster for the inevitable team split.
Don't get me wrong; I like the cast of Demonschool FAR more than I do any cast from an SMT or Persona game. The characters here are great. But the combat manages to be boring, and I like tactics RPG combat a lot.
None of the bosses have second phases or overly complicated gimmicks. It's just a matter of figuring out what makes them vulnerable and doing it 3-6 times in their fight
In other words, the combat so far feels like an overly simplified afterthought, and there is no resource scarcity at all. I'm left feeling like the game isn't challenging at all. Instead it's a great visual novel with a frustratingly easy tactics #RPG attached.
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Demonschool review: Tactical perfection
It's impossible to get bored with Demonschool's board
https://www.sidequesting.com/2026/01/demonschool-review-tactical-perfection/
#Reviews #Demonschool #indie #indiedev #indiezone #NecrosoftGames #Review -
Demonschool review: Tactical perfection
It's impossible to get bored with Demonschool's board
https://www.sidequesting.com/2026/01/demonschool-review-tactical-perfection/
#Reviews #Demonschool #indie #indiedev #indiezone #NecrosoftGames #Review -
The SideQuest LIVE! January 16, 2026: New Year, Same Game Predictions
The year 2026 is here, and we have GAME PREDICTIONS. Good ones? Nope. But predictions nonetheless!
https://www.sidequesting.com/2026/01/the-sidequest-live-january-16-2026-new-year-same-game-predictions/
#Podcasts #TheSideQuest #ClingToBlindness #Demonschool #Destiny2 #lego #podcast #pokemon #sidequest #SideQuestLIVE #snakebyte #Warhammer -
The SideQuest LIVE! January 16, 2026: New Year, Same Game Predictions
The year 2026 is here, and we have GAME PREDICTIONS. Good ones? Nope. But predictions nonetheless!
https://www.sidequesting.com/2026/01/the-sidequest-live-january-16-2026-new-year-same-game-predictions/
#Podcasts #TheSideQuest #ClingToBlindness #Demonschool #Destiny2 #lego #podcast #pokemon #sidequest #SideQuestLIVE #snakebyte #Warhammer -
I finished #DemonSchool in 45 hours and that game is about 20 hours too long. Too many plot points, too many one note characters, too much game to be underpinned by writing that unserious and mechanics that shallow. I finished it but I'm mostly frustrated by it.
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I finished #DemonSchool in 45 hours and that game is about 20 hours too long. Too many plot points, too many one note characters, too much game to be underpinned by writing that unserious and mechanics that shallow. I finished it but I'm mostly frustrated by it.
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I finished #DemonSchool in 45 hours and that game is about 20 hours too long. Too many plot points, too many one note characters, too much game to be underpinned by writing that unserious and mechanics that shallow. I finished it but I'm mostly frustrated by it.
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I finished #DemonSchool in 45 hours and that game is about 20 hours too long. Too many plot points, too many one note characters, too much game to be underpinned by writing that unserious and mechanics that shallow. I finished it but I'm mostly frustrated by it.
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I finished #DemonSchool in 45 hours and that game is about 20 hours too long. Too many plot points, too many one note characters, too much game to be underpinned by writing that unserious and mechanics that shallow. I finished it but I'm mostly frustrated by it.
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이전에 소개한 적 있는 〈Demonschool〉, 올해가 가기 전에 조금 건드려 봤습니다.
어느 섬의 대학에 다니게 된 주인공 페이(Faye)가 우연찮게 알게 된 친구들과 함께 악마를 퇴치하는 이야기입니다. 이 섬, 분명 뭔가 있는데 주인공 일행 빼고는 아무도 모르는 게 어디서 많이 본 거 같기도 하네요.
그래픽과 분위기로 압살하는 느낌이 강하네요. 게임플레이는 조금 머리 쥐어싸매게 하지만 꽤 재미있습니다. 초반 몰입감이 약한 게 좀 아쉽네요.
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I wish #demonschool had a deeper battle system, or one with more stakes. At present it distinctly feels like a good visual novel with a "meh, good enough" tactical rpg combat system that feels MUCH more like a puzzle game and wears out its sense of novelty.
Teammates pile up quickly and start feeling redundant. Battles start feeling obligatory, and the ranking system never offers enough rewards to incentivize replaying a mission to get that A rank. Thankfully, the majority of those missions are pretty easy yo A rank.
The result is the exact inverse of #Blazblue, which married an absolutely legendary fighting game to an utterly convoluted trash ass visual novel.
I love grid based/tactical RPG battles, but the combat in this game doesn't present enough depth or new enemies to remain interesting over it's drawn out run time.
On the other hand, the very boisterous main character Girl DOES kiss a lot of her teammates and none ever mention her dating and kissing 90% of the team.
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I wish #demonschool had a deeper battle system, or one with more stakes. At present it distinctly feels like a good visual novel with a "meh, good enough" tactical rpg combat system that feels MUCH more like a puzzle game and wears out its sense of novelty.
Teammates pile up quickly and start feeling redundant. Battles start feeling obligatory, and the ranking system never offers enough rewards to incentivize replaying a mission to get that A rank. Thankfully, the majority of those missions are pretty easy yo A rank.
The result is the exact inverse of #Blazblue, which married an absolutely legendary fighting game to an utterly convoluted trash ass visual novel.
I love grid based/tactical RPG battles, but the combat in this game doesn't present enough depth or new enemies to remain interesting over it's drawn out run time.
On the other hand, the very boisterous main character Girl DOES kiss a lot of her teammates and none ever mention her dating and kissing 90% of the team.
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I wish #demonschool had a deeper battle system, or one with more stakes. At present it distinctly feels like a good visual novel with a "meh, good enough" tactical rpg combat system that feels MUCH more like a puzzle game and wears out its sense of novelty.
Teammates pile up quickly and start feeling redundant. Battles start feeling obligatory, and the ranking system never offers enough rewards to incentivize replaying a mission to get that A rank. Thankfully, the majority of those missions are pretty easy yo A rank.
The result is the exact inverse of #Blazblue, which married an absolutely legendary fighting game to an utterly convoluted trash ass visual novel.
I love grid based/tactical RPG battles, but the combat in this game doesn't present enough depth or new enemies to remain interesting over it's drawn out run time.
On the other hand, the very boisterous main character Girl DOES kiss a lot of her teammates and none ever mention her dating and kissing 90% of the team.
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I wish #demonschool had a deeper battle system, or one with more stakes. At present it distinctly feels like a good visual novel with a "meh, good enough" tactical rpg combat system that feels MUCH more like a puzzle game and wears out its sense of novelty.
Teammates pile up quickly and start feeling redundant. Battles start feeling obligatory, and the ranking system never offers enough rewards to incentivize replaying a mission to get that A rank. Thankfully, the majority of those missions are pretty easy yo A rank.
The result is the exact inverse of #Blazblue, which married an absolutely legendary fighting game to an utterly convoluted trash ass visual novel.
I love grid based/tactical RPG battles, but the combat in this game doesn't present enough depth or new enemies to remain interesting over it's drawn out run time.
On the other hand, the very boisterous main character Girl DOES kiss a lot of her teammates and none ever mention her dating and kissing 90% of the team.
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I wish #demonschool had a deeper battle system, or one with more stakes. At present it distinctly feels like a good visual novel with a "meh, good enough" tactical rpg combat system that feels MUCH more like a puzzle game and wears out its sense of novelty.
Teammates pile up quickly and start feeling redundant. Battles start feeling obligatory, and the ranking system never offers enough rewards to incentivize replaying a mission to get that A rank. Thankfully, the majority of those missions are pretty easy yo A rank.
The result is the exact inverse of #Blazblue, which married an absolutely legendary fighting game to an utterly convoluted trash ass visual novel.
I love grid based/tactical RPG battles, but the combat in this game doesn't present enough depth or new enemies to remain interesting over it's drawn out run time.
On the other hand, the very boisterous main character Girl DOES kiss a lot of her teammates and none ever mention her dating and kissing 90% of the team.
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Análisis de Demonschool – El sleeper del año que se forjó a base de estrategia, colegas y demonios
👉🏻 En Demonschool pateamos demonios en una isla misteriosa. Combates originales, personajes inolvidables y 40 horas de pura magia TRPG.
✍🏻 Marcos Casal
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Análisis de Demonschool – El sleeper del año que se forjó a base de estrategia, colegas y demonios
👉🏻 En Demonschool pateamos demonios en una isla misteriosa. Combates originales, personajes inolvidables y 40 horas de pura magia TRPG.
✍🏻 Marcos Casal
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Análisis de Demonschool – El sleeper del año que se forjó a base de estrategia, colegas y demonios
👉🏻 En Demonschool pateamos demonios en una isla misteriosa. Combates originales, personajes inolvidables y 40 horas de pura magia TRPG.
✍🏻 Marcos Casal
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絶対ハマる！ 最新やみつきインディーズガイド【2025年11月発売】
https://blog.ja.playstation.com/2025/12/15/20251215-indies/#playstation #PS5 #Demonschool #Dragon_Ruins_II #Lumines_Arise #PS_Store #PS4 #The_Berlin_Apartment #インディー #フォー_ザ_キング_II
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A Lot Of Great Games Will Never Win A Game Award
https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://aftermath.site/a-lot-of-great-games-will-never-win-a-game-award/
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A Lot Of Great Games Will Never Win A Game Award
https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://aftermath.site/a-lot-of-great-games-will-never-win-a-game-award/
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Game Two daddelt mal wieder auf YouTube:
#GameTwo #RocketBeans #RBTV #RocketBeansTvDiese 8 INDIEGAMES müsst ihr zocken! | Unter dem Radar
WERBUNG | Vielen Dank an XPERION powere
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QY-9_2Xouoc
#gaming #review #preview #reviews #unterdemradar #ruevalley #discoelysium #marvelcosmicavengers #marvel #demonschool #noplayersonline #theberlinapartment #littlefighter2 #künstlicheintelligenz #sektori #indie #indiespiele #daveywreden #tobyfox -
Game Two daddelt mal wieder auf YouTube:
#GameTwo #RocketBeans #RBTV #RocketBeansTvDiese 8 INDIEGAMES müsst ihr zocken! | Unter dem Radar
WERBUNG | Vielen Dank an XPERION powere
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QY-9_2Xouoc
#gaming #review #preview #reviews #unterdemradar #ruevalley #discoelysium #marvelcosmicavengers #marvel #demonschool #noplayersonline #theberlinapartment #littlefighter2 #künstlicheintelligenz #sektori #indie #indiespiele #daveywreden #tobyfox -
Game Two daddelt mal wieder auf YouTube:
#GameTwo #RocketBeans #RBTV #RocketBeansTvDiese 8 INDIEGAMES müsst ihr zocken! | Unter dem Radar
WERBUNG | Vielen Dank an XPERION powere
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QY-9_2Xouoc
#gaming #review #preview #reviews #unterdemradar #ruevalley #discoelysium #marvelcosmicavengers #marvel #demonschool #noplayersonline #theberlinapartment #littlefighter2 #künstlicheintelligenz #sektori #indie #indiespiele #daveywreden #tobyfox -
Game Two daddelt mal wieder auf YouTube:
#GameTwo #RocketBeans #RBTV #RocketBeansTvDiese 8 INDIEGAMES müsst ihr zocken! | Unter dem Radar
WERBUNG | Vielen Dank an XPERION powere
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QY-9_2Xouoc
#gaming #review #preview #reviews #unterdemradar #ruevalley #discoelysium #marvelcosmicavengers #marvel #demonschool #noplayersonline #theberlinapartment #littlefighter2 #künstlicheintelligenz #sektori #indie #indiespiele #daveywreden #tobyfox -
What we've been playing - "It's genuinely the most rage-inducing game I've ever encountered"
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What we've been playing - "It's genuinely the most rage-inducing game I've ever encountered"
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What we've been playing - "It's genuinely the most rage-inducing game I've ever encountered"
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This is a dope way to honor your staff!
This Persona-like RPG credits its creators in a revolutionary way
https://www.polygon.com/demonschool-rpg-persona-credits-developer-studio-work/
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This is a dope way to honor your staff!
This Persona-like RPG credits its creators in a revolutionary way
https://www.polygon.com/demonschool-rpg-persona-credits-developer-studio-work/
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This is a dope way to honor your staff!
This Persona-like RPG credits its creators in a revolutionary way
https://www.polygon.com/demonschool-rpg-persona-credits-developer-studio-work/
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This is a dope way to honor your staff!
This Persona-like RPG credits its creators in a revolutionary way
https://www.polygon.com/demonschool-rpg-persona-credits-developer-studio-work/
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This is a dope way to honor your staff!
This Persona-like RPG credits its creators in a revolutionary way
https://www.polygon.com/demonschool-rpg-persona-credits-developer-studio-work/
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Demonschool’s Credits Show Rest Of Games Industry How It’s Done
https://web.brid.gy/r/https://aftermath.site/demonschool-credits-necrosoft-games-steam/
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Demonschool’s Credits Show Rest Of Games Industry How It’s Done
https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://aftermath.site/demonschool-credits-necrosoft-games-steam/
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Demonschool’s Credits Show Rest Of Games Industry How It’s Done
https://web.brid.gy/r/https://aftermath.site/demonschool-credits-necrosoft-games-steam/
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Demonschool’s Credits Show Rest Of Games Industry How It’s Done
https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://aftermath.site/demonschool-credits-necrosoft-games-steam/
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『デビルサバイバー』や『戦場のヴァルキュリア』から影響受けたゲーム『Demonschool』が「非常に好評」を得る好調スタート。デーモンハンターの末裔として悪魔を狩りながら謎めいた島で学園生活を送る戦略RPG
https://news.denfaminicogamer.jp/news/251125f#denfaminicogamer #fab #ニュース #PS4 #Necrosoft_Games #Nintendo_Switch #Ysbryd_Games #Steam #Xbox_One #Demonschool #PC #PS5 #Xbox_Series_X_S
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『デビルサバイバー』や『戦場のヴァルキュリア』から影響受けたゲーム『Demonschool』が「非常に好評」を得る好調スタート。デーモンハンターの末裔として悪魔を狩りながら謎めいた島で学園生活を送る戦略RPG
https://news.denfaminicogamer.jp/news/251125f#denfaminicogamer #fab #ニュース #PS4 #Necrosoft_Games #Nintendo_Switch #Ysbryd_Games #Steam #Xbox_One #Demonschool #PC #PS5 #Xbox_Series_X_S
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#NintendoSwitch Review Video: #Demonschool - Sports quirky characters, smart tactical combat that remains engaging throughout, and plenty of style to boot #IndieGames
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#NintendoSwitch Review Video: #Demonschool - Sports quirky characters, smart tactical combat that remains engaging throughout, and plenty of style to boot #IndieGames
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#NintendoSwitch Review Video: #Demonschool - Sports quirky characters, smart tactical combat that remains engaging throughout, and plenty of style to boot #IndieGames
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#NintendoSwitch Review Video: #Demonschool - Sports quirky characters, smart tactical combat that remains engaging throughout, and plenty of style to boot #IndieGames
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#NintendoSwitch Review Video: #Demonschool - Sports quirky characters, smart tactical combat that remains engaging throughout, and plenty of style to boot #IndieGames
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Demonschool mezcla el estilo de un juego de rol táctico con toques de novela visual. La narrativa, desenfadada, le da un toque de originalidad y personalidad al juego.
Gráficamente tiene un estilo visual marcado y desde el punto de vista técnico podemos destacar que tiene versión nativa para Linux y que está verificado para Steam Deck.
Podéis darle un vistazo en su página de Steam
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1900250/Demonschool/
#Demonschool #linuxgaming #tacticalrpg #rpg #linuxnative #steamdeckverified