Demonheart

Pros :
- I liked how many choices there were to shape the personnality of your MC as you played
- I liked the morally-grey love interests, they were really hot and interesting
- The setting and the plot were enjoyable

Cons :
- You don't get any bonus scenes with your chosen love interest, just some bonus romance lines and a CG.
- Low replayability, you get basically the same scenes no matter what you do with a few different lines.

Overall I enjoyed myself playing it so I'll recommend it.

i have quite a few criticism of this game but y'know what... fuck'em. i had fun. there wasn't ever a point where i felt like stopping once i got into it, and i was intrigued. recommended if enjoy the same kind of trash that i do. depending on your tastes, it might be a treasure...

i found the story well written, i only wish it had more cg's

A rather dark game with a relatively mysterious and attractive plot. With a monarchical period setting mixed with a bit of magic with witches, demons, dark souls... creating a world quite similar to previous legends or fantasy stories.
The female lead is an 18-year-old girl born into a poor family, so she has to work as an assistant to a witch without knowing that her life will change completely from then on. This game allows players to choose the female lead's personality aspects such as kind, evil, clever, rebellious. In general, these personality choices do not affect the main storyline too much but mainly affect the supporting characters, which is also a point that brings entertainment to the player.
During the plot, the female lead will meet male characters and gradually learn about the mysteries related to the world of witches and demons. The plot is quite commendable for presenting quite a few shocking situations for the player, taking the player from one emotion to another unexpectedly.
Sir Brash, the character is generally quite terrifying =)) ready to kill without hesitation, speaks rudely, but cannot hide his clear feelings for the female lead.
Raze: the demon character is obsessed with the female lead, also quite evil, in the style of being bad with everyone, good with the female lead.
Ari: the female character, generally has a gentle personality, likes to explore the world
The game is quite engaging but the duration is a bit short due to the small number of love lines and only one main plot, not divided into plot lines, so the game can be completed in 4 hours. The love scenes are generally a bit few and fleeting.

you can 'molest the demonspawn'

not a fan of the molestation BUT I do love the art style and the plot was very fun! i enjoyed this and would probably recommend it to others,I did guess the twist asap so that wasn't a shocker lol - I wish I could say more but I don't have much to really say besides I'm glad I gave it a chance due to the art mostly! ari was the only normal romance though that was mildly healthy,the background scenes were crazy detailed which pleasantly surprised me :)))

So far I've been enjoying the plot

The story was absolutely captivating, with deep lore that kept me eagerly exploring every twist and turn. The characters were expertly written, constantly keeping me on edge as I tried to figure out who I could and couldn’t trust. The puzzles, while complex, were never too difficult, providing just the right level of challenge. Each minute I played pulled me deeper into the world, making it hard to stop. Truly an engaging experience from start to finish.

I have nothing positive to say about this game. The writing was full of uninspired tropes such as: the 'pick-me girl' it pits you against whom your husband is cheating on you with, your 'poor sick mother' who you can either choose to help or be comically evil to, and the 'mysterious alchemist' that sends out job applications in perfect timing to your family funds running low.

I wanted to like this game a lot, and I wish I had any positive words to say but it left me feeling so grossed out with how unpolished everything felt even for an indie title.

I adore moral ambiguity and problematic relationships (in literature) so this game has all my favorite jams. It's beautifully designed and absolutely gorgeous and the storylines I've finished are intriguing and keep me coming back. The lore is deep and interesting, putting a new spin on age-old tropes that I already loved. I plan on exploring every nook and cranny this game has to offer and it is highly worth your time and the asking price, even when its not on any kind of sale.

It's kinda nice despite the very gimmicky nature of it. Sadly, it's completely unrealistic in making it look like someone actually cares about you.

Absolutely a Must-Play for Dating Sim Fans!

I had such a blast with Demonheart! I streamed it during our Tuesday Coffee & Chaos sessions, and let me tell you, our community was completely hooked! We were all screaming like schoolgirls, and I lost count of the number of clips we made of the characters saying their swoon-worthy lines! This game was pure fun—highly recommend it!

Demonheart only has five chapters, but it’s a full experience. Each chapter took us about five hours, though that might’ve been because we kept pausing to fawn over certain characters, while cursing others. There’s one character we lovingly nicknamed "Cupcake" because he’s so sweet and delicious—rawr! 🥰 Just a heads up, we ladies might have a soft spot for the gray-area bad boys, so interpret that as you will!

Now, a few things I’d love to see refined for future games. Firstly, the partial voice acting threw us off a bit. Some of the best lines weren’t voiced, and we were dying to hear them! Please, developers, let us fangirl even harder and give us the option to set those lines as ringtones and alarms—our mornings would be perfect!

Content Note: Without giving too much away, I wasn’t a fan of the graphic detail in a certain scene involving a baby demon—it was too much for me and definitely soured my view of that character. (I’ll be skipping his route in any future games, personally!) If you’re sensitive to darker scenes, just be prepared for that part.

Finally, the artwork is a mix; some scenes look amazing, while others seem a bit different stylistically, but it doesn’t detract from the story. And I swear, it feels like the devs snuck themselves in there somewhere as NPCs, which added a fun little charm!

Overall, Demonheart is a memorable experience. It’s exciting, funny, and absolutely worth playing. Can’t wait to see what these developers come up with next!

Nice Art and good german localisation and nicely done production wise. The dark fantasy setting is compelling in and of itself.

But the story makes me shake my head and leaves me with so many questions.

Im just not into romance plots where the romantic interest is just an evil piece of shit but its okay because they simply are just that much into our Mary S... I mean Girlboss heroine.

Clearly I am not the target audience.

This is a visual novel for people who enjoy complicated and toxic characters. All three romance options are struggling with who they are and they're not exactly "good" people but that's what makes it compelling. The art is fantastic and the voice acting enjoyable, and I like the different ways the main character can react to the world. You get happy endings but doesn't mean they are morally good endings and I personally don't think they have to be. It's sweet, painful, violent and genuinely sexy.

If you like this game, do yourself a favor and go through the process of playing the original Neverwinter Nights module. It is not difficult or complicated if you follow instructions for module installation. It's unfinished but I really preferred it over the visual novel, though I think they are played nicely in tandem and add to each other. I honestly was extremely disappointed to find out that the NWN module wouldn't be finished, and I do think it's unfortunate that Rolling Crown's games have both taken on an anime style (detracts from the dark theme and western RPG origins) and changed drastically in writing style/quality from Demonheart.

Demonheart is freaking awesome with a really cool premise, I just recommend you soak up this game + the module and step no further into the IP as you will likely find it lacking. And play A Dance With Rogues after you're done with the Demonheart NWN module, it's great and in the same genre.