Devil Inside Us: Roots of Evil

The Devil Inside Us is a short game that can be completed in a couple of hours but is worth the time spent. I enjoyed the story. The game mixes it up enough to keep it interesting and keeps my horror senses tickled.

Devil Inside Us is actually quite a decent time, despite my pretty low initial expectations. As much of a coward as I am with horror games like this, I had my occasional fun (and massive jump scares) with it, when it decided to work, of course. As previously mentioned, it was a somewhat glitchy experience at times. Still, it wasn’t half bad, and somewhat worth checking out if you need some frights, or anything remotely close to an exorcism-like game in your life.

Devil Inside Us: Roots of Evil is a horror game with an unusual concept, putting us in the role of a physically vulnerable individual in a situation of extreme danger and urgency. However, the creatures leave a lot to be desired when it comes to their movements, and the presence of bugs compromises the general experience, resulting in a title that, despite its potential, doesn't reach the full extent of its expectations.

Though its presentation is humble, it makes effective use of sound and slow-burn tension to deliver some thrills