ActionIs Exorcise The Demons worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Pairs who enjoy communicating through voice chat while solving cooperative challenges
- Players looking for a story campaign centered on sharing information
- Friends interested in ritual challenges with randomly generated variations
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Solo players, since the game's central setup divides the screen and ritual guide between two players
- Players who prefer independent play rather than ongoing communication between partners
- Those seeking a story campaign longer than the stated 25 missions
Our take on Exorcise The Demons
The two-player information split makes communication central, but limits play for solo participants. The game trades independent control for a shared process in which each person has access to different parts of the task.
What is Exorcise The Demons?
Exorcise The Demons is a cooperative game set in a mysterious place where players perform rituals to defeat demons.
One player can see the game screen, while the other reads the Book of Rituals. The players must communicate to work out how to complete each ritual. The story mode is divided into 25 missions, and seven different rituals are generated randomly. Players can win artifacts that reveal secrets in the game. The Book of Rituals is included and can be displayed through the game or placed on a desktop for printing. Players can use a voice-chat service of their choice to communicate. The game also includes voiced characters and free downloadable content.
How Exorcise The Demons plays
- 01Asymmetric Cooperation
- One player views the game while the other consults the ritual instructions.
- 02Story Campaign
- The story mode is divided into 25 missions.
- 03Random Rituals
- Seven different ritual types can be generated randomly.
- 04Artifact Rewards
- Artifacts provide access to secrets in the game.
- 05Printable Ritual Book
- The included guide can be displayed through the game or placed on a desktop for printing.
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Exorcise The Demons: platforms & release
Is Exorcise The Demons worth it?
It is worth it if: pairs who enjoy communicating through voice chat while solving cooperative challenges. Skip it if: solo players, since the game's central setup divides the screen and ritual guide between two players.
Where can I download Exorcise The Demons?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Exorcise The Demons's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Exorcise The Demons on?
Windows only.





