The Devil Inside (2000)
Genres:Shooter
Themes:Action, Comedy, Horror, Survival
Game modes:Single player
Story:The Devil Inside is a third-person action horror game in which Dave, a hero with a dark secret, is compelled to participate in a cruel television reality show in which he has to please the audience by killing monsters. Dave has a female demonic alter ego called Deva. The player can transform between Dave and Deva at certain places in the stages. Dave mostly uses guns equipped with laser sights. Deva, on the other hand, casts spells that require magic points, which can be restored by consuming souls left from defeated enemies, as well as float in the air and regenerate her health under specific circumstances.Show more
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I have no idea how this got over 1k votes over games such as Matt Hoffman BMX but i'm all here for it, i love this game so much, such a fun arcade horror original gameplay with a camera man following you around for a tv show with the host reacting to what happens, why don't they make cool original concept games like this today
Aw man, the game of my childhood, when i was kinda first introduced to games by my older brother. I was a kiddo who rocked at this game, i loved everything about it. To this day i remember the story of this game. The graphics, the zombies that were so scary to me back then (still kinda are tbh), and the fricking Polish voice acting, to this day i have every line that Dave and Deva shouts, absolutely amazing. And also the soundtrack, oh my god, to this day i get chills just listening it on Youtube. I don't think there is any game similar to this one, which makes me sad, bringing this peace of art would be so awesome.
My first game, straight up! It was 2000 or 2001, and I had just gotten 10 złoty from my dad, and man... The first thing I bought was this masterpiece. It came in the box with another CD with the soundtrack, which made my taste in music to this day.
This American gothic-style satanic horror just blew my mind. I can't wait to play it again.
Such a hiden gem and underrated game from my childhood. A bit dated but still holds it and the premise still feels fresh and original. Would like to replay this in my moder PC.
The game might be clunky, full of glitches (you could get softlocked without reason) but I still had a blast playing it, that's how much fun of a game it is. I hated the final boss, there was a section with a cutscene were you had no control over the mc since he was transforming into deva, but the enemies could corner you and attack you, the moment you could play again you were dead, and you had to start the fight from the very beginning... it got so bad that I had to slow the game down to heal up LOL.
I love this game.
Plz i beg u gog team members ! i beg u add this game on gog version its easy to run on old and new pc,s and its my fav childhood game plz do it i can purchase it even I need this :((( my childhood fav :(
must have been over 25 years ago when i had this in my hands looking at it thinking THIS LOOKS AMAZING.... picked it up in an old computer shop in my hometown, took it home and installed it and it ran like a bag of spanners, i was so sad.. lol, pls pls plssss this old gamer wants to feel young again ;)
One of the first games I've played, and stayed with me over the years. Seeing that a lot of other classic games started to be remastered or remade, The Devil Inside would come in mind immediately, alongside Clive Barker's Undying or the first Silent Hill. Got this game in mid 2000s with the Romanian edition of the Level Pc games magazine. Back then I really enjoyed the story, the lore, the characters, the puzzles. It's was nice to be able to switch between the two main protagonists, Dave & Deva, which had different weapons and fighting styles, and enough ennemies to defeat. The gameplay felt challenging in quite few places, there are quite many levels to go through, and the lack of internet made it difficult at times, not having the posibility to check for an walkthrough. At it was great to share it with a friend, playing together with such a nice feeling when finally managing to pass through a difficult area or defeat a boss. There is a main bug in the early part of the game, after getting into the mansion's attic, first thing needed to be done is to save the cameraman, then clear the attic of the rest of the ennemies, otherwise the game gets stuck in that level and the elevator to basement can't be activated. Another thing, to make the game run, it required the CD to be present in the CD player unit while playing the game. On top of that, if the pc had only a C: partition, the CD player had to be D: in order for the game to run. Same rule in case of two partitions e.g. C: and D:, the CD player's assigned letter had to be E:. It worked the same with an .iso of the game and a virtual disc emulator. And although the game could still be played on Win 7, it's not working on the last Win 10/11. The workaround I guess is to play the game using a virtual box, with Win 7 installed. The graphics are dated compared with today's games, but still a lot of fun to play it, the gameplay is really enjoyable, remember the thrills of being cornered and beat it after kept trying.
I love this game, still one of my favourite of all time, i try to play this game but windows 10/11 doesn't let me do it unfortunately, i love it so much that i try to collect all polish releases, i even got one from germany. The music, gameplay, voice acting, it all grabed me 20 years ago and still holds special place in my heart, really shame that i cant play it novadays, i beg you for release with posibility to play it on newer windows, i dont even need higher resolutions, i just need to sink in it again, please.
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