Deck building adventure Demon Loop: New trailer and exclusive press demo
About the game:
Take on the repeating Loop in this digital board game from the pen of renowned board game author Alexander Pfister, and story by Katharina Haderer! Protect humans from the demons they had only recently called friends. Wield an increasing deck of cards to master strategy across each unique loop. Build and repair structures, rally villagers to your side and improve your own skills to overcome the demons running wild across the land.
News summary
Indie game studio Magnolia Games debut title Demon Loop, will be part of the February 2024 Next Fest running from February 5th – 12th!
The game also got a new trailer today and is releasing into Early Access later in 2024.
Demon Loop combines the charm and strategy of both board and video game into a deck-building adventure.
About the game
Take on the repeating Loop in this digital board game from the pen of renowned board game author Alexander Pfister! Protect humans from the monsters they had only recently called friends.Wield an increasing deck of cards to master strategy across each unique loop. Build and repair structures, rally villagers to your side and improve your own skills to overcome the demons running wild across the land.
Features
- Improve and personalise your Loop by building and repairing structures like taverns, barracks and mines. Hire villagers to fight by your side, some might be inspired to join you permanently!
- Every location has its own unique starting deck of cards. Choose Wisely which cards to add from your own personal collection, and what ones to buy along the way.
- Move through a vast fantasy world and discover new, mysterious locations. Speak to villagers and unravel the mystery behind the Demon Loop in a story from the pen of Austrian fantasy book author Katharina V. Haderer.
- Strike down demons and beat the Loop to recover loot and earn crystals to improve your talents. Take part in weekly and monthly challenges and make it to the high score list!
Pfister describes Demon Loop as combining the charm and strategic depths of an expert board game to the possibilities of a video game.
