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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.

We Know the Devil is a indie, lgbtq+ and visual novel game developed by Pillow Fight and Worst Girls Games and published by Pillow Fight.
Released on February 15th 2016 is available in English on Windows and MacOS.

It has received 1,044 reviews of which 990 were positive and 54 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.9 out of 10. 😎

The game is currently priced at 5.69€ on Steam.

The Steam community has classified We Know the Devil into these genres:

Indie LGBTQ+ Visual Novel Female Protagonist Great Soundtrack Casual Horror Adventure Atmospheric Multiple Endings Psychological Horror Story Rich Choices Matter Singleplayer Replay Value Dark 2D

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System requirements

These are the minimum specifications needed to play the game. For the best experience, we recommend that you verify them.

Windows

OS *: Windows 7
Processor: 2+ Ghz
Memory: 2 GB RAM
Graphics: Intel 3000HD or greater
Sound Card: Optional, but recommended

MacOS

OS: MacOS 10.8-10.14
Processor: 2+ Ghz
Memory: 2 GB RAM
Graphics: Intel 3000HD or greater
Sound Card: Optional, but recommended
Additional Notes: This game is not currently compatible with MacOS Catalina 10.15

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March 2025

I wasn't sold at first, but I enjoyed it more with each ending, each new set of dialogue I went through. It's a rather short game, I didn't follow any guide except for the last true ending and I still went through all of it in under 2 hours. It's difficult to describe why I ended up liking it so much, but I just did. It's interesting seeing all of their repeated quirks, digging into what is really bothering them in their lives. In this world god is real, the devil is real, and we know the devil.

Jan. 2025

Gains a lot upon completionist repeat playthroughs and the final (true?) ending is a joy to behold. Be advised that the story and characters deal critical damage if you're a lesbian with religious guilt, have lost friends or been the lost friend, existed anywhere online in the 2010s or if you've ever felt alone in a room full of people you love. The devil is everywhere but god sees it all, every movie you weren't allowed to see, every nervous change of tabs upon hearing the door creak, all the touch you couldn't have and the bullies you swore you'd kill. Amazing soundtrack that isnt afraid to hurt when it has to. Greater than the sum of its parts even if they already kicked ass.

Dec. 2024

Okay look. this game may seem utterly incomprhensible at first. you may not get it at a first, or even second playthrough. but theres something so uniquely personal and tender about this game that when it gets ONE chance to slip through the crack in your armour it hits in a way that will make you feel uncofmortably, horribly seen. I remember playing through Venus and neptunes endings and while i respected the intent i never seemed to got it but then i got to jupiters. and. Oh my god. I swear if you give this game the chance it will rewire your brain chemistry im not joking. Something about being queer and isolated and struggling with your own place in a world that made you believe you deserved to be hated. god. this game GETS it.

July 2024

so we know the devil ate me, chewed me and then spat me without any consideration for my wellbeing, it then expected me to thank it for the experience of being unmade and then reformed through the haze, confusion and self loathing. i, of course, did. we know the devil is the story of three young students attending what might be both christian summer camp and also an exorcism. these youths have issues, but also live in a world were being possesed by the devil is _normal_, magical girls apparently exist and also it _might_ all be a metaphor, all at the same time. it works too well. it's messy, raw and personal, left me with a longing for things that will never be, and for things that already are, but i don't want them to be for more reviews of games that are cute or creepy, or both, find me on my curator page: https://store.steampowered.com/curator/44079361-Ghostly-Ramblings/

May 2024

Let's start with the basics. This game understands exactly what it wants to be, its aesthetics wonderfully rough in both art and dialogue. The use of simple character sprites on top of real photos create an atmosphere that's elevated even further by the music. All of these simple sensory elements created an air of nostalgia for me personally, reminding me of when I attended summer camp myself, even making me miss those times of my life. The writing is a bit more complicated; the narration is entirely in third person omniscient, which I know many readers may not be accustomed to. There is depth to everything the characters say and do, small details that seem odd the first time you play that you immediately begin to see your second time around--the Devil is always in the details. The sprites support the dialogue wonderfully, showing great character reactions and giving a very good impression of each of these characters' individual voices and feelings. Something I like personally is how the writing holds itself back from explaining everything to you, which includes themes, meanings, and some aspects of worldbuilding. I know not everyone likes that, but in my eyes its more so the game trusting you to understand it than telling you its whole deal, which is something I prefer depending on the context. Obviously, the real meat most people are here for is the game's main gimmick: the pairing system. Throughout the game, you can choose two characters to stick together in the given situation, typically leaving out the third. However, nobody gets their happiest possible endings in these routes--it's only by breaking the system do we truly set ourselves free, something the game openly preaches when you reach the true ending . All of the endings, regardless of your choices or the outcome, hit very hard, some even more depending on your personal history or background. This is a game that is for queer audiences, first and foremost. It is a story for the outcasts of society, the people who have to fight tooth and nail to be seen as equal while others seem to get that privilege handed to them for free. This game is about carving out a place for yourself in a system that actively demands you bow to its rules--if its rules won't let you exist, then break the system and make a home for yourself and the people you love. I rarely cry to stories, and this game hit the "almost made me cry" threshold, which means its very high on my list of favorite games, a list that is also very small (not due to lack of games, mostly due to how I judge them). TL;DR: All achievements are relatively easy to obtain, including the secret one. Gameplay is simple as with most visual novels, and the writing is engaging. The visuals are charming and the music is gorgeous and haunting. The themes and story alwats nearly bring me to tears. This is a must-play for people who have been looking for a home in this world, and for queer audiences across the board.

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5.69€

8.9

990

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Developer

Pillow Fight, Worst Girls Games

Publisher

Pillow Fight

Release 15 Feb 2016

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