Demon: Recollect v1.0.14

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About this app

Developer Description

Wreak havoc in a city of heroes and fight the ones who pull the strings!

Become the villain who will save the world! Awaken from your slumber and get thrown into the world of 2100. As you recollect your memories–together with a sentient sarcastic sword–you will battle heroes and don the mask of a villain. But will you succumb to the Demon within, or unleash your ancient wrath?

Demon: Recollect is an 186,000-word interactive novel by Bryan May. It's entirely text-based, without graphics or sound effects, and fueled by the vast, unstoppable power of your imagination.

As a villain on the loose in an unfamiliar world, will you liberate humanity from the ones who are pulling the strings, or seize the throne for yourself? Will you rule the underworld, conquer the city, or bring the status quo to its knees?

Don your mask and swing your blade! It's time to unleash your ancient rage upon the world.

• Play as male, female, or non-binary.
• Customize your suit and mask.
• Become a crime lord, a conqueror, or an anarchist.
• Create your own symbol of villainy.
• Romance heroes, a mortal, and a thief!
• Spark the era of villainy!
• Retrieve your sarcastic sword.
• Listen to the voice of evil within, or drown it with your rage!

Let your mask be the symbol of a true villain!

What's New

You can now choose a font in the Settings menu. Switch to Helvetica for crisp sans-serif text, or try the OpenDyslexic font, designed against some common symptoms of dyslexia. If you enjoy "Demon: Recollect", please leave us a written review. It really helps!

In-app purchases

$5.99 per item

Version Information

Version: 1.0.14
Downloads: 10K+
Updated on: Jan 5, 2026
Released: Sep 30, 2020
Requires: Android 5.0

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★★★★★

Adam Young

I actually purchased this book. Excellent plot with a memorable ending. The way it ended seemed like a setup for a sequel. The characters are all easy to remember and the dialogue in the game is very good. While not completely perfect I felt the story had a good flow to it and the stats worked well. The story had some humor in it that I appreciated too. Like you jumping out windows and breaking stuff. Some of the in-game interactions were hilarious. It was a decent read.

★★★★

S. O'Pry

There are some typos and some areas where "coding went wrong" there could be some better interactions with NPCs, romantic or not. Over all it is entertaining so the typos can be overlooked, not too pricey, so I did get it to finish the story, which was pretty lengthy so imo that is a plus. Some of the "rushed feelings," are somewhat explained.

★★★

Pero Pero

The story has a interesting plot and I wouldn't mind reading a sequel if one ever pops out. What I think holds it back from being great however is the grammar and pacing; certain sections didn't feel right to read and things were jumping around too much for me to be invested with the characters and what was happening.

★★

Panna P.

Interesting story, but... The poor quality of writing and blatantly obvious grammar and formatting mistakes make for a very difficult to enjoy reading experience. Letters not properly capitalized, ambiguous pronouns scattered about, half-sentences clumsily stitched together... It's a shame really, as I would like to continue on with the story, but this just takes away so much from the experience.

★

Allan McClintock

Starts of intriguing enough but once you get past the steep pay wall you realise your choices mean nothing. Three huge problems are that there is way too many out there ideas the dilute and confuse each other. On top of the fact the the game is far too short to even explore one idea fully, seriously the epilogue is just a mess. From someone who actually writes from time to time yes, flashbacks and "meanwhile 9km away" are useful to spice up a story but use them sparingly not 6 every chapter.