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Is Contract With The Devil worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who prefer puzzle-focused adventures over combat-heavy games
- Fans of supernatural mysteries involving family secrets and alternate worlds
- Players who enjoy item searches, riddles, and story-led exploration
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players looking for sustained combat, shooting, or action-focused encounters
- Players seeking open-ended systems rather than a directed mystery built around puzzles and searches
- Players who do not enjoy supernatural storylines involving abduction and evil forces
Our take on Contract With The Devil
The puzzle-and-investigation structure gives the game a focused mystery, but leaves less room for combat-driven play or open-ended experimentation. Its progression is tied to locating items, solving logic challenges, and advancing the supernatural story rather than pursuing separate play styles.
What is Contract With The Devil?
A story-driven adventure follows Sonya after her daughter Lisa vanishes inside an antique mirror during a dinner at a mysterious mansion.
The journey connects mysticism with reality, different time periods, and a family secret involving an evil force. Progress requires completing varied tasks, solving logic puzzles, locating objects and important artifacts, and restoring seven vices to the Vault. A brownie named Brownie provides guidance during the investigation. The adventure moves between the mansion, a mirror world, and the past while revealing what happened to Lisa and the missing witness. Its structure centers on exploration, item searches, riddles, and puzzle solving as Sonya approaches the source of the supernatural threat.
How Contract With The Devil plays
- 01Mirror World Journey
- The investigation crosses into a looking-glass realm and reaches events from the past.
- 02Logic Puzzle Tasks
- Progress includes riddles and other reasoning-based challenges.
- 03Artifact Searches
- The adventure requires finding objects and significant artifacts during exploration.
- 04Seven Vice Recovery
- The player must return seven vices to the Vault as part of the rescue effort.
- 05Supernatural Investigation
- The story follows a missing daughter, a vanished witness, and a concealed family secret.
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Contract With The Devil: platforms & release
Is Contract With The Devil worth it?
It is worth it if: players who prefer puzzle-focused adventures over combat-heavy games. Skip it if: players looking for sustained combat, shooting, or action-focused encounters.
Where can I download Contract With The Devil?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Contract With The Devil's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Contract With The Devil on?
Windows only.
