Fit check
Is Sense of The Devil worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Horror fans who want first-person creature shooting
- Players interested in medieval settings with basic weapons
- Players looking for boss fights alongside forest exploration
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking an adventure focused on puzzles or traversal rather than weapon-based combat
- Players looking for modern weapons or contemporary locations
- Players who want a setting without supernatural creatures or horror themes
Our take on Sense of The Devil
The store page presents an epic horror journey, but its described activities are more specific: exploring locations, fighting creatures and bosses, and pursuing a missing child in a cursed forest. The plot premise receives less detail than the combat loop.
What is Sense of The Devil?
Sense of The Devil is a first-person horror shooter set in medieval times, when only basic weapons are available and much of the world remains unexplored.
The story begins when a hunter asks for help finding his missing daughter, who vanished in a cursed forest. Local people fear the area and whisper about Baba Yaga. Players explore different locations while searching for the girl and hunting a mysterious creature. Combat includes a range of enemies, from smaller creatures to demons and related forms, along with several boss encounters. The game combines a missing-person story with forest exploration, weapon-based fights, and an atmosphere built around fear of the unknown.
How Sense of The Devil plays
- 01Medieval Horror Setting
- The story takes place in a cursed forest during medieval times, with limited weapon technology and largely uncharted surroundings.
- 02Creature Combat
- Enemies include smaller creatures, demons, and related forms that can be attacked with weapons.
- 03Boss Encounters
- Several bosses appear as major opponents during the creature hunt.
- 04Forest Exploration
- Different locations can be explored while searching for the missing daughter and the mysterious creature.
Sense of The Devil compared to similar games
Abyssus centers on multiplayer shooting, roguelite progression, hand-crafted levels, and weapon modifications. Sense of The Devil instead places weapon-based combat in a medieval horror setting with forest exploration, bosses, and a missing-child storyline.
Sense of The Devil: platforms & release
Is Sense of The Devil worth it?
It is worth it if: horror fans who want first-person creature shooting. Skip it if: players seeking an adventure focused on puzzles or traversal rather than weapon-based combat.
Where can I download Sense of The Devil?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Sense of The Devil's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Sense of The Devil on?
Windows, macOS and Linux.
