We Know the Devil is a visual novel about teens reluctantly fighting the devil at summer camp. Follow meangirl Neptune, tomboy Jupiter, and shy shy Venus as they get to know each other--but one always gets left out.
It's a short experience, but an impactful one. I can't say I relate much to the characters, but there's a degree of warmth in We Know the Devil that just brings you into its story and makes you feel all fuzzy all over as you see these characters go through their ♥♥♥♥ and grow a bit closer together.
I appreciate the general sentiment of the game, people...
I did not particularly like this particular visual novel. I disagree heavily with some of the overarching themes, I felt it overall communicated its messages in far too overbearing a manner, and one character's arc actually made me quite upset for reasons entirely unrelated to the ones I was supposed to be upset over. However, observing good art one...
This is perfect for someone who loves watching hour+ video essays on interpersonal relationships in their favorite form of media, and the overarching political and social implications behind them, and the ways people who don't fit the norm are forced into a mold despite their earnest protests. Or they like to read Halimede's substack twice a week.
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We Know the Devil is an unconventional visual novel that blends psychological horror, coming-of-age drama, and supernatural themes into a compact yet remarkably memorable experience. Developed by Pillow Fight and Worst Girls Games and published by Pillow Fight, the game takes place at a mysterious Christian summer camp where three teenagers—Neptune,...
