Nicolas Eymerich - The Demon

Nicolas Eymerich - The Demon

by Power Up Team

4 ratings
5 reviews

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 14, 2020
  • July 14, 2020
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Embark on the final adventure of Nicolas Eymerich in this roguelike-inspired RPG. Explore diverse scenarios, engage in innovative combat, and solve enigmas. This accessible game features audio navigation and hand-drawn graphics, offering both a story mode and an infinite mode.

Roguelike-inspired RPG
8 distinct scenarios
Innovative audio-navigational system
Dual character combat mechanics
Dialogue-based clue discovery
Enigma solving
Infinite game mode
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What's New in Nicolas Eymerich

1.3

July 14, 2020

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User reviews

Doesn't Work On Newer IOS Devices

Completed the game on one of my old iPads and tried to go in and completed on my new iPhone. I’m editing this review because there is a glitch when you try to play it on newer iPhones. When you’re entering a battle with a monster or enemy, it will just play the background music after it tells you to swipe right on the screen to read the stats. Please fix this bug.
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Hard At First, But It Gets Better

I had a lot of trouble navigating in the game and figuring out where things were when I first started playing. I remember when I couldn't figure out how to get off the road leading to the church; then I contacted the developer and they sent me a complete walkthrough/guide of the game so that I'd know where to go and what to do. After looking at the guide, I realized that I needed to go back to the next location and collect an item, return to the road, use the collected item on the closed door, and then enter the church. I've made it pretty far into the game, through the use of the guide. I don't particularly care for games where you just wander around with no idea where you're going, but this game is pretty good once you figure out how to navigate. My recommendation is to use the Radar function for every step you take; this will help you navigate without getting lost. However, it doesn't work in all locations; sometimes the Inquisitor will say, "Nothing else", when you try to use the Radar function. Once you get past the locations where the Radar is unusable, you should be able to use it again.
There are several optional fights In the game, and only one where I couldn't get close enough to activate. What you're supposed to do is follow the sounnd of the enemy; each enemy makes the same sound: a growl. They growl twice, and the sound loops continually until you get up close, and then Father Eymerich says, "I will punish you in the name of God, monster!" The only fight I wasn't able to trigger was the fight against the wolves in the entrance cave, which is funny because it works just fine in Endless Mode. I got as close as I could get to the wolves, with an obstacle blocking my path. I'm guessing this is a glitch or a bug, because I should be able to get closer to trigger the fight. Either way, I had to skip the fight against the wolves and make it into the Cave Of Magma Rivers, and from there into Cerberus' den. I will say that my favorite fight in the game so far was the one between Father Eymerich, Father Corona, and Father Gualtero.
I am so close to completing the game. Once I've done that, I'll play Endless Mode. It shouldn't be that hard, because all you have to do is fight the monsters and reach Italy. Also, there seems to be a glitch or bug with the game if you try playing it on a newer IOS device; when you get to the first battle in the game on the road leading to the church, Father Eymerich says his line, but then everything stops after you hear, "Swipe right in order to read the stats." I recommend playing the game on an older IOS device, if one is available for you to use.
Overall, a Hard game to get used to, but stick to it and keep trying to navigate, and you'll figure everything out eventually.
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Really hard to navigate

I love the voice acting but the hard thing is you don’t know where you’re going. It tells you where the door is at but it does not give you the directions we need to go. I’m like walking around aimlessly trying to figure out where I need to go next. If I just had a clue in the game, it would be a lot higher on my list so please fix that bug because I really do not know where to go.
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This game is really accessible when it comes to voiceover everything is described the right way i’m really happy with everything else except The moving mode it’s really hard to walk around because you keep running into things i’m not actually be able to find the right thing it would be a lot easier if you take the obstacles out so there is nothing on the way just like inquisitor’s heartbeat The movement should be similar because it will be a lot easier to navigate that way because when I tried walking around in the game after a couple steps I would run into stuff like two or three steps and I would run into something yeah I don’t mind if there’s like walls but you guys should just take all the obstacles that are not necessary out of the way it’ll be a lot easier but I’m really happy with everything else I really hope you guys can fix it
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am I coming or going or just getting dizzy?

I cannot believe this developer actually wants money for this garbage. I mean, am I moving forward or just going round in circles? I have no idea. I think I’m moving but then I check which direction I’m heading in and find I’ve only turned around. So, what’s the point? How do you move and how do you know if you even are moving except in a circle. I’m too dizzy to play this game right now. I hope somebody does something about it soon or I might just tell anyone I know not to bother buying any games developed by this company and that will mean no more business. maybe they ought to think about that when they’re developing games. even the old play station game Jurasic Park handled better than that and it too was unplayable.
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FAQ

What is the gameplay like in Nicolas Eymerich - The Demon?

Nicolas Eymerich - The Demon is a roguelike-inspired RPG featuring exploration across eight different scenarios, innovative combat mechanics where you control two characters, and puzzle-solving elements. The game also includes dialogues to uncover clues and a unique audio-navigational system.

Does Nicolas Eymerich - The Demon have an offline mode?

The description does not explicitly state whether Nicolas Eymerich - The Demon can be played offline. However, its genre and gameplay mechanics suggest it may offer offline play, which is common for single-player RPGs.

How long is the story mode in Nicolas Eymerich - The Demon?

The story mode in Nicolas Eymerich - The Demon is stated to be over twelve hours long, providing a substantial narrative experience for players.

What is the age rating for Nicolas Eymerich - The Demon?

Nicolas Eymerich - The Demon has an age rating of 12+, making it suitable for players aged 12 and above.

What devices is Nicolas Eymerich - The Demon available on?

Nicolas Eymerich - The Demon is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod, indicating compatibility with Apple's mobile operating systems.

How often is Nicolas Eymerich - The Demon updated?

Nicolas Eymerich - The Demon was last updated on July 14, 2020, with version 1.3. The provided data does not indicate a regular update schedule.

Does Nicolas Eymerich - The Demon have ads?

No, Nicolas Eymerich - The Demon does not contain advertisements. The app is free of ads, allowing for an uninterrupted gaming experience.

What is the user reception of Nicolas Eymerich - The Demon?

User reception for Nicolas Eymerich - The Demon appears to be mixed, with an average rating of 1.5 stars based on 4 ratings. This suggests that while some players may enjoy the game, there are significant areas for improvement according to user feedback.