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  • Released
  • Updated
  • February 13, 2020
  • November 3, 2020

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Embark on an atmospheric paper pop-up dungeon crawler, battling hordes with intelligent humor. Enjoy procedurally generated dungeons, diverse monsters, and a unique adaptive difficulty system. Save the Paperverse in this award-winning hack-and-slash adventure.

Paper pop-up art style
Procedurally generated dungeons
Adaptive difficulty
Three character classes
Over 100,000 monster variants
Touchscreen controls
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What's New in Book of Demons

1.11.2

November 3, 2020

* Added iCloud support * Make savefiles accessible in iTunes

User reviews

So much fun

Played the best games put there, this is a must own.

Blizzard, Take Note

In the beginning there was Diablo. When ipads came out people asked Blizzard “Hey, how about a port of Diablo for ipad?” Blizzard, knowing better than we do for sure, gave us Diablo Immortal, which is great and all but it isn’t the classic. This is more Diablo than Blizzard could have given. This game is a complete blast. If you like Diablo, you will definitely like this. I hope they come out with more.

That being said, it’s not perfect. Things like:

-upgrades for the cards that you pick up, at least at first, are never the ones that you have in your deck using. You could end up wasting a lot of money identifying them and then just realizing that you’ve never use them.
-I would love to see more mini quests. There are a couple, but it would be fun if there were a few more.
-some of the cards are kind of redundant. For example, for a cold element, there is a card that releases passively, there’s one that releases as a aura, there’s one that does bolts, and then there’s one that makes a wall. You really don’t end up using a lot of these cards, you find the one that’s best for you and roll with it.
-I have never played an RPG where magic that you cast that creates fire or ice affects you. It does here.

It’s still an awesome game. I would love to see more from the developers, I hope they can fill up those pedestals. I would recommend that if you start this, you spend all your money on getting the card slots unlocked. You don’t have to have the gypsy charge your cards, there’s more than enough power ups in the dungeon. spend a little money here and there upgrading cards but really focus on filling the cards slots.
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Blizzard, Take Note

In the beginning there was Diablo.

When ipads came out people asked Blizzard “Hey, how about a port of Diablo for ipad?” Blizzard, knowing better than we do for sure, gave us Diablo Immortal, which is great and all but it isn’t the classic.

This is more Diablo than Blizzard could have given.

This game is a complete blast. If you like Diablo, you will definitely like this. I hope they come out with more.
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The game seems like it could be good, but the text is too small to read, with no font size options. I am unable to play it as a result

Enjoyable, thank you!

Big fan of a dungeon crawler, and this one is different enough to be good fun. . Lots of play options, good to spend a bit of free time!

User experience

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Reported Bugs

5 issues

Hero icon on bottom right unclickable, preventing character leveling

Bug

Stats button on lower left difficult to tap

Bug

Game resolution doesn't fit iPad mini 6th generation

Bug

Card upgrade identification system shows irrelevant cards

Bug

Magic spells affect the player character

Bug

Requested Features

11 requests

Virtual gamepad/controller support

Feature

Mouse and keyboard input options for iPad

Feature

Standard attack button for archer class

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Dedicated smash button instead of clicking monsters

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More mini-quests and side content

Feature

Multiplayer mode

Feature

More story depth and character development

Feature

Larger tap areas for UI buttons

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Font size customization

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Better resolution support for all iPad models

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More diverse card options to reduce redundancy

Feature

FAQ

What kind of game is Book of Demons: Tablet Edition?

This is an atmospheric paper pop-up dungeon crawler that recaptures the soul of the genre with intelligent humor. It features procedurally generated dungeons, a hack-and-slash combat system, and unique adaptive difficulty.

What are the key features of this game?

Key features include an award-winning paper pop-up art style, procedurally generated dungeons for lasting fun, three distinct character classes with unique mechanics, and over 100,000 monster variants. The game also boasts adaptive difficulty and controls re-engineered for the best touch experience.

How much does Book of Demons: Tablet Edition cost?

The application is a paid game, meaning there is an upfront cost to download and play. It does not feature in-app purchases or advertisements.

What platforms is Book of Demons: Tablet Edition available on?

This is the Tablet Edition, indicating it is optimized for tablet devices. The description mentions iOS controls re-engineered for touch, suggesting compatibility with iOS tablets.

What is the adaptive difficulty feature?

The adaptive difficulty system allows you to control the clock by picking how much time you have, and the game will generate balanced smart dungeons for you to complete within that time. The game learns your playstyle and adapts to build better levels, offering challenges from Casual mode to extreme Roguelike Mode.