Devil in Me unfortunately falls short compared to its predecessor, House of Ashes. Despite its intriguing premise based on the infamous HH Holmes, the game fails to deliver in multiple key areas. The characters are flat and unremarkable, making it hard to get invested in their fates. The setting, which should have been a chilling backdrop, feels underwhelming and fails to capitalize on the potential of the story.

The atmosphere lacks the tension and depth that made House of Ashes so compelling. With a storyline rooted in such a fascinating and macabre historical figure, it’s disappointing to see Devil in Me squander that potential. What could have been a truly gripping experience ends up feeling like a missed opportunity, leaving the player underwhelmed and, frankly, a bit bored. It’s a game that doesn’t live up to the hype and is ultimately forgettable.

Full Playthrough: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KnQygdxIaO8&t=1365s

Devil in Me unfortunately falls short compared to its predecessor, House of Ashes. Despite its intriguing premise based on the infamous HH Holmes, the game fails to deliver in multiple key areas. The characters are flat and unremarkable, making it hard to get invested in their fates. The setting, which should have been a chilling backdrop, feels underwhelming and fails to capitalize on the potential of the story. The atmosphere lacks the tension and depth that made House of Ashes so compelling. With a storyline rooted in such a fascinating and macabre historical figure, it’s disappointing to see Devil in Me squander that potential. What could have been a truly gripping experience ends up feeling like a missed opportunity, leaving the player underwhelmed and, frankly, a bit bored. It’s a game that doesn’t live up to the hype and is ultimately forgettable. Full Playthrough: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KnQygdxIaO8&t=1365s