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During my trip to Portugal late last year, I had the thrilling opportunity to preview Devil's Purge, an upcoming AR shooter from Ontop. This game lets you battle demons and the devil himself, all set to a pulse-pounding heavy metal soundtrack. If you've been holding off on trying Devil's Purge, now is the perfect time to dive in as the game is expanding its soundtrack and going free to play!
Well, it's free to play with a twist, inspired by its spiritual predecessor Doom. Devil's Purge adopts a shareware model, allowing you to experience the initial levels out of over 60 for free, with the option to unlock the full game by paying. The gameplay is dynamic, requiring you to move and dodge to expose enemies' weak spots. It's a far cry from games like Pokemon Go, where you simply point and shoot.
The latest update not only introduces more levels but also enhances the game's already brutal soundtrack with new tracks from independent metal artists such as Avesso, Visceral, Zero Massive, Tales for the Unspoken, and many others. With over 60 levels and a new combat system that lets you customize your equipment from the start using resources from previous sessions, there's no better time to jump in and take on the forces of Hell!
The shift to free-to-play begins today, and you can find Devil's Purge on the iOS App Store. If you're in the mood for something entirely different, why not get Ahead of the Game and read Catherine Dellosa's thoughts on the cozy culinary simulator, Cat Restaurant, in our regular feature on upcoming releases you can try before their official launch?
