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Demonophobia (2008)

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Genres:Strategy, Indie, Puzzle

Themes:Fantasy, Horror, Erotic, Survival

Game modes:Single player

Story:Demonophobia is a Guro Survival Horror game where the emphasis is primarily on horror rather than survival. The game is about a 14-year-old Japanese schoolgirl, Sakuri Kunikai. After trying a demon summoning ritual, she wakes up in a terrifying realm of demons and tries to escape from this hell she ensnared herself into.Show more

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