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Little Devil Inside Looks Like a Beautiful Mix Between “Zelda: The Wind Waker” & “Dark Souls”

A really interesting game has popped up on Steam Greenlight, called Little Devil Inside. Little Devil Inside is a described as an engaging 3D action adventure RPG game where you are thrown into a surreal but somewhat familiar setting with men, creatures and monsters to interact with, learn and hunt.

Basically, it can be described as a mix of Zelda: The Wind Waker and Dark Souls. The game is also influenced by classic titles like System Shock, X-Com and Betrayal at Krondor. Oh, and it already packs lovely visuals.

As the development team noted:

“We wanted to create and design a world with a surreal but familiar look and feel with all its elements such as characters, creatures, buildings, objects and the entire environment for that matter with a level of visual detail that is minimal but sufficient enough to create a vivid imagery in the players’ minds.”

Below you can view two videos from a pre-alpha version of Little Devil Inside.

Enjoy and kudos to Kotaku for reporting the news!

Little Devil Inside

17 thoughts on “Little Devil Inside Looks Like a Beautiful Mix Between “Zelda: The Wind Waker” & “Dark Souls””

  1. A mix of Zelda, Dark Souls, System Shock, X-Com and Betrayal at Krondor.
    What? How? I mean… WHAT?

    But anyway, looks really cool! And is particularly gorgeous too! 😀

  2. I’m really stoked to see the UI. I wish I could work on the UI for this game. Would be a great milestone in my career.

    I used to play Zelda and dark souls back in Greece like there was no tomorrow.

  3. It looks awesome.

    It feels like the early days of Bruce Wayne searching for answers before donning the Batman persona(seemingly rich guy fighting all manners of evil across the world with a bad a*s butler in tow).

  4. miniguns and swords huh. thats a bit of an odd mix lol

    game looks interesting, i hope its not survival-ish though, got enough of those already

    1. Seriously lol…..I kept moving my mouse off of screen out of habit even though I knew it wasn’t mine.

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