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About this game

Devil Slayer – Raksasi is a top-down action RPG rouge-lite developed by GlassesCatGames, its combat and presentation are similar to Hotline Miami’s top-down world, but with rogue-lite mechanics like procedurally generated levels in Binding of Isaac and Enter the Gungeon. The world is in chaos never-ending wars and natural disasters have overwhelmed humanity, demons sensing an opportunity, took advantage of the situation, and made their move. But a group of people is banding together in a last-ditch effort to stop them.

• Play and unlock seven heroines’ each has her own unique weapon, playstyle, and abilities Byleth, Ajiela, Kharoum, Xilvaron, Ralciel, Japhriel, and Tindra further customize them with 8 different weapon types that have their own unique swing animations and shots to choose from.
• Explore 6 procedurally generated chapters inhabited by 167 types of enemies and 212 relic items, with more coming after future planned updates.
• Combat in Devil Slayer – Raksasi is brutal it expects you to master the essentials of dodging, timing, and rhythm, etc. you need to practice with your weapons and intimately to know its speed so you can strike at a moment’s notice, or be killed in the blink of an eye.
• Once you Beat the game once you have unlocked the use of Trial tokens, these alter the elements of the game significantly changing how you play the game significantly but if you finish the game, you get rewarded more for completion.

Reviews

I may have been uncertain at the start whether or not I would enjoy Devil Slayer Raksasi, but in the end, it’s actually one of the best rogues I’ve played in a long while. While graphically, it may not shatter anyone’s expectations, and the music is generally pretty muted, it does so much more right in how it plays. Coupled with an interesting premise, mysterious robed overlords, demon hybrids, and monsters, and you end up with a really satisfying indie game.

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Though it’s pretty derivative, Devil Slayer Raksasi is a notable take on the roguelike. Its directly overhead camera perspective is novel but serves really to draw you too far out of the action, and its randomly earned drops leave it straddling the line between rogue-lite and roguelike. The real problem is that most of its other elements have been seen before and in better games.

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