Demon Mark: A Russian Saga 12+

It's ok, but it's not great/good. The wolf as the loyal companion was my favorite. But I hate how the story instantly ends if you go into demon mode. I was expecting you would have near maxed physical and fighting stats if you kept using it as you turned into a demon. But nope, the game ends with a cliche "I'm too powerful for my own good, so I must hide away so no one can ever see me". Feels like a cop out and a cliche ending because u wanted to use a demon's power. Atleast with another hosted game, where you choose to be a demon summoner the game didn't abruptly end but accepted it and u got to use cool skills/abilities. This game wasn't worth the $5, the character wasn't me instead I felt like I was following along with some average choices. Edit: Giving this game one star since I just remembered how the author tried to force down their non-gender belief by having your sibling not have one.

I've played every choice of games and hosted game game to date and this ranks in the top 3 for worst games. Your choices lack real meaning, the grammar is poor, and if I'm fairly certain that whoever wrote this travesty decided to reverse every generic gender role they could throughout the story.

Don't even get me started on the sibling that I felt 0 connection to who suddenly goes gender neutral 5 pages in. The author took a full page just to describe how common children under age 10 want to change their gender. Are you for real?

*Spoilers* Your parents allow you at age 12 to arm yourselves and travel hundreds of miles alone for the benefit of your brother. And are pretty indifferent about it too.

There was not a single character in this whole game that felt even slightly human. I paid 5$ for a game that I'd regret buying for 1. If you're debating playing this game then don't. The Fall of Daria is just so much better. Go play that again instead.

So, like a lot of the reviews are saying, this game is not worth any amount of money. Aside from lackluster writing and mediocre narrative, if you're excited about an "old time Russia" myth type story you are in the WRONG PLACE. Your "gender nonconforming sibling" (just like in ancient Russia! Remember?!) is shoved down your throat unceremoniously in the very beginning, which is apparently.... common place? In this tiny Russian village?? I don't care about the authors views, but to sacrifice a well-thought out plot or likable characters for the sake of an agenda is pretty self serving and I certainly didn't enjoy this game for its writing or story.