Lucius

My God... They charge 17gbp for a game where you will finish your second playthrough in two hours, and that is if you wont skip the cutscenes. I have it on steam, and I'm glad i got it from some key selling site, because if I'd paid for it a full price then I'd be very disappointed. my initial playthrough was a bit more than 4h, and my second when I recorded it for YT roughly exceeded 2h. It's a fun game indeed, but for the price right now (17gbp while writing this) is far too much. I take away a star for every 5gbp. If it was 10GBP less I'd give 5 stars.

Man was i glad i didnt give anything about the ratings on this game. If you liked the old point and click adventure games and dont think bad about modern 3d graphics or the setting your in for a treat. You need a lot of patience on finding some items and there are usually only a few hints on what to do although you can get ingame helpers by doing "side quests". Story is great, although its not for everybody as you literally play a little devil and orchestrate some awful looking "accidents". Really great game for a special crowd!

Poor gameplay, empty characters, and bad game in my opinion. We didn't dare to play again. It was looking much better in the trailer.

Came for the demonic little hitboy, stayed for the dirty film room

This game should not be taken seriously. It constantly references horror classics, and even Dante (you know the guy who wrote about hell in his Divinde Comedy?). There is a character named MacGuffin, and the general tone is somewhere in the middle of parody and pastiche. The problem is that it's mostly funny becuase it's so poorly executed. The death scenes look ridiculous. An incident with a lawn mover is particularly amusing. In the wrong way. The worst part of the game (apart from the frequent bugs) is the devastatingliy boring linearity. You aren't free to do anything that the game does not want you to do. It is almost ridiculous. The devil stands for chaos, not for following extremely rigid rules. This is not a stealth game, but rather a very poor point & click adventure with a crappy interface. This could have been fun, if the player were allowed to experiment and be clever. But alas, this is not a clever game. It is dumb, and it forces the player to act dumb as well. Lucius is squandered potential, possibly worth a few laughs for the ridiculous death scenes.