For centuries has Satan terrorized the world. An all-out attack led by an evil wizard who sent his best two of his warriors was stopped. Later, an invasion led by Satan himself started, but yet again his forces could be stopped before the worst could happen. With only a few followers left, now Satan starts his attack on the work. Meanwhile, Marron, a young warrior, having been informed by the attack, starts his journey against the evil demon lord. Who will win?
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The Legend of Devils features the following tropes:
- Anti-Frustration Features: Satan's tower has magic checkpoints, preventing the player to have to repeat the previous five floors.
- Big Bad: Satan is the main villain, who's driving the conflict of this game and seeks to become the world's God.
- Developer's Foresight: The creator made sure you don't visit dungeons before you have to. For example, every piece has to be found before the tower or the ninth castle can be only visited when Satan's other helpers are taken down.
- Difficulty Levels: Has three variants on the game. It has also the "Advanced Version" for more experienced players.
- Dungeon Crawler: The game isn't that heavily story-focused, as most of the game is about going around in dungeons and fighting monsters.
- Invisible Wall: The fifth castle dungeon has some invisible walls near the end of the crystal. The tower's tenth floor has some as well.
- Marathon Level: Satan's tower has 30 floors, beating even Abraxas's tower in sheer length.
- Quirky Miniboss Squad: Darrol, Esrah and Harry serve as minibosses for Satan during the third, seventh and ninth castle, respectively.
- Scatterbrained Senior: Jewis, the old man Marron meets, has trouble remembering names or even hearing.