He becomes the hell’s executor and is both the saviour and destroyer of life, losing whatever little humanity he has left as his thirst for vengeance grows stronger with every kill. However, this isn’t the end – Desmond wakes up in hell and decides to make a deal with the devil, and thus, he gains demonic powers. The story revolves around Desmond, the son of a rich entrepreneur whose life suddenly turns upside down, eventually leading to his suicide. So, did the game manage to keep me interested past the initial intrigue over the setting, or did it fall flat? Let’s find out… I’ve taken a look at the PC version for the purpose of the review on a machine higher than the recommended specs in order to ensure I have the best possible experience. However, it didn’t actually feel like I really had any impact within the story, I was purely along for the ride – that doesn’t mean it’s a bad thing though.īased on the original novel by Paweł Leśniak, “Equilibrium”, Devil’s Hunt is out now for PC and coming next year on consoles. Although I went in expecting the game to be full of action and adventure, in a hack-and-slash format, I found Devil’s Hunt quite refreshing as I felt like I went through an interactive movie thanks to the slower-paced format. I was quite curious at how Devil’s Hunt was going to turn out, the story of devils vs angels seems like a quite dramatic storyline and had me interested immediately.
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