Игрок 7447·Рекомендует·2 ч в игре

「神の創造の裏で、悪魔は密かに毒を混ぜる。――夜更けにこっそり背徳感を味わう、大人のための禁断パズル」 ストーリー 神が光と水で美しい世界を創造し、生命を育んでいたその裏側で、悪魔（デビル）はただ指をくわえて見ていたわけではなかった。 プレイヤーは神と表裏一体の存在である「悪魔」となり、この平穏な世界に混沌と破壊をもたらすことになる。愛や平和といった概念を歪め、大罪、魔物、ゾンビ、そして大量破壊兵器を生み出し、美しかった宇宙を欲望と狂気で満たしてしまおう。 概要 大ヒット錬成パズル『Doodle God』の対となる、ダークなスピンオフ作品。 画面上の2つのエレメントを組み合わせて新しい物質を作るというシンプルな基本ルールはそのままに、本作では「破壊」と「罪」にフォーカスしているのが特徴だ。 神が作った人間や自然に対して、悪魔の力を介入させることで、殺人鬼や悪魔、近代兵器といった物騒なエレメントを次々と図鑑に登録していく、ブラックユーモアに溢れた内容となっている。 感想 破壊と欲望を生み出す「背徳の錬金術」 前作『Doodle God』が「無から有を生み出す創造の喜び」だったとすれば、本作は「既存のものを堕落させる背徳の快感」に満ちている。 例えば「人間」に「リンゴ（知恵）」を与えれば「罪」が生まれ、「人間」と「武器」を合わせれば「死体」が出来上がる。皮肉が効いたブラックジョーク満載の組み合わせが多く、悪の創造主として世界を汚染していく過程は、前作とはまた違ったダークなカタルシスがある。 セーフモードは封印推奨。夜に遊ぶ「大人の遊戯」 本作において特筆すべきは、前作同様に「子供セーフモード（Kids Safe Mode）」が実装されている点だ。しかし、ハッキリ言ってしまえば本作においてこの機能をオンにするのはおすすめしない。 なぜなら、ゲームのテーマそのものが「悪魔の所業（殺人、暴力、大罪など）」を扱うものであり、セーフモードで過激な表現を隠してしまうと、本作最大の魅力である「ダークさ」や「毒気」が完全に骨抜きにされてしまうからだ。 子供と一緒にワイワイ楽しむ教育的なプレイは神様（Doodle God）に任せておけばいい。本作は、大人が一人、夜更けにコッソリと背徳的な組み合わせを試してほくそ笑むための「大人のためのゲーム」なのである。 後半の理不尽な言葉遊びと、総当たり戦の壁（※前作共通） 前作と同様に、ゲーム後半になるとエレメントが複雑化し、「なぜこれとこれでコレになるのか？」という論理を飛躍したブラックジョーク的な組み合わせが増加する。結果的に総当たり（ローラー作戦）になりがちな作業感の壁は本作でも健在である。 レビュー要約 ・神の創造物を利用して、世界に混沌と罪をもたらすブラックユーモア満載のダークな世界観。 ・人間を堕落させ、兵器や魔物を生み出していく、前作とは真逆の「背徳的なパズル」の楽しさ。 ・「子供セーフモード」は存在するが、使用すると本作の魅力である毒気が減るため実質大人専用。 ・子供向けの『Doodle God』に対し、夜更けに一人でコッソリとダークな連想を楽しむのに最適な住み分け。 ・後半になるにつれて強引な連想が増え、結局はひたすら総当たり作業になりがちなシステム面は前作同様。 ・UIの操作感など、PCゲームとしてはややチープさを感じる点も前作からそのまま引き継がれている。

Игрок 1787·Не рекомендует·1 ч в игре

I definitely do not recommend it. It's a game that was supposed to be about combining different elements to create something new. Like water + fire = steam. The problem is that, pretty quickly, the combinations stop making sense and it becomes hard to find any logic in them. Additionally, the categories are incredibly weird. For example, there's a "Middle Ages" category. A mage and a mage tower end up there, but knight's armor doesn't-that goes into the "weapons" group. Maybe that's why there's no room for a bomb there, which gets shoved into the "tools" category instead. Add to that an annoying narrator and game modes that have very little to do with the core premise. And finally, I have nothing against political statements in games. However, I just feel that they really don't fit into a casual game like this.

Игрок 8054·Не рекомендует·3 ч в игре

Doodle Devil — a narrow but clear no TL;DR: Not recommended, though it's close. Cheap, quick 100%, works on Deck — but too many combinations that should work don't, and one in particular I can't overlook. I'm a big fan of Doodle games. I 100%'d both Doodle Mafia, Doodle Kingdoms and Doodle God: 8-bit Mania on Steam and enjoyed them. So this isn't coming from someone who dislikes the format. The usual Doodle problem, but worse here Every Doodle game has combinations that logically should create something and simply don't. That's part of the series, and to a degree you accept it. But there's also a recurring pattern of one-way logic that's harder to accept, and in Doodle Devil I felt it more than in the others. Maybe partly because it's been years since I played those, and I look at these things differently now — but it stood out. One combination in particular Gluttony + Woman = Suffering. Meanwhile, Gluttony + Human and Gluttony + Man produce nothing. That's a problem. Through that asymmetry, the game makes a statement about women specifically that it doesn't make about humans or men. And it's hard to read as a coincidence, because elsewhere the game does handle combinations consistently — Man + Weapon gives Corpse and Blood, and Human + Weapon does too, as does Woman in similar cases. So the game knows how to do it, and here it doesn't. That kind of thing was already questionable when this came out. Today it stands out even more, and I think it's worth naming. The narrator The voice fits the devil theme, fair enough. I turned it off almost immediately. All it really does is throw a cheap line at you after you've failed several attempts in a row. It adds nothing, and it certainly doesn't build any immersion. Steam Deck: works fine, despite "Unknown" status Steam lists it as not yet tested, but it played well for me. I'm not 100% sure whether it was the default layout or one I picked, but with the "Keyboard (WASD) and Mouse" template it works smoothly: [*] Right stick (or gyro, if you like) to move the cursor [*] RT to click Since clicking things is the entire game, that's all you need. Achievements If you're an achievement hunter, this is an easy one: around 2.5 hours to 100%, with a guide if you need it. That's a genuine plus. Better alternatives Within the series: I'd point you to Doodle Mafia, but it's no longer available on Steam, at least not in Germany. Doodle God is still there, though with several DLCs and a somewhat odd achievement setup. Outside the series: there are browser-based combination games, some using AI to generate results, that do this core idea noticeably better. Less polished visually, no achievements — but the principle works. You aren't frustrated on every other click, thinking "that should obviously make something." Verdict Not recommended — narrowly, but clearly. Under €1 on sale is not much, and the quick 100% plus smooth Deck play are real pluses. But the combination logic frustrates too often, the narrator is better switched off, and the Gluttony + Woman asymmetry isn't something I can just wave through. The other Doodle games did this better.

Игрок 2849·Не рекомендует·3 ч в игре

Doodle Devil Disappointment I got this in a bundle with the other variants a while ago and decided to get 100%. It only took 2/3 hours, but it wasn't a good time. ---Difficulty--- ⬜ Tell My Wife I L... ⬜ Engage the gamer position ⬜ A Chill Challenge 🟩 Are we still on the tutorial? ⬜ Easier than regretting the number of hours I've spent on Dota. The bulk of the combinations just don't feel like they make sense on this one. You do get infinite hints given enough time, and there are borders which indicate completion of that element, so you can brute force your way through, but this just takes away the only gameplay there is. If you don't use hints and try not to brute force the game, it's extremely difficult. ---Enjoyment--- ⬜ Absolute euphoria ⬜ Worth your time ⬜ It's aight ⬜ Beats daytime TV 🟩 Ayoo, there's paint drying over there With the lack of logic for most combos, the game was 30% hints, 40% brute force and 30% actual puzzle, which was mostly at the start when things made a bit more sense. Apart from the main game, there were 2 other game modes. One being a demon battle where I simply picked the Succubus, combined the same 2 elements from start to finish and won. The other mode is 3 separate combination puzzle stories. The combinations definitely made more sense here, but it did also crash my game, and there is no motivation to actually play these as there's no achievements for the extra modes. ---Quality--- ⬜ Even better than oddly satisfying hydraulic press videos at 2am ⬜ B-E-A-U-tiful ⬜ Enjoyable 🟩 Janky but manageable ⬜ GET THE BUG SPRAYYYYYYY As mentioned, there are hints which work fine. The artwork and visuals are nice for this type of game. I did crash a couple times and the lack of achievements for the extra games is pretty disappointing, given the other variants seem to account for their extra modes. ---Conclusion--- Overall, it's another disappointing experience for the Doodle bundle. It's quick to complete, especially if you don't really care for the gameplay, so if you own it already, sure, go get it 100%. But if you don't, then give it a miss as the £7.19 price tag is way too high for this game.