Xbox One Critic Reviews

Demon's Crystals is a very fun game that does not bring anything original to the genre and ends up being something repetitive. But the game has a lot of personality and has a very good relationship between its quality and its price and also has a great variety of levels and enemies accompanied by a great soundtrack.

Demon's Crystals is a fun game to play. It has couch co-op for 4 players. Get ready, because it is a tough game. All the colors and weird enemies are a real standout.

Demon's Crystals may be one of the simplest twin-stick shooters that you'll ever play but that's what makes it so enjoyable. It's easy to pick up and play with a few friends and with so many modes to try; it will make a solid addition to any genre fan's library.

For the price, Demon’s Crystals is a fine playthrough. Okay, so it may not have the depth of other twin stickers and it’s seriously missing an online component which would no doubt have been hugely well received, but for the price of a beer, BadLand Games have delivered a massively fun experience.

Demon’s Crystals is a decent game considering the price, but if you’re looking for local co-op mayhem, there are better titles to choose from. There might be some appeal in the character art style, but the only time you can really even see it as at the selection screen. Don’t expect to make out any minute details on your hero as the screen fills with color and mayhem.

Demon’s Crystal is a stick shooter where the players could find frenetic action in the different game modes that it offers. It provides a lot of fun, with several multiplayer modes, where the users could release some adrenaline in quick matches. Very addictive, but we miss more content to have more fun in this interesting proposal.

Just as its protagonists change into bats at the successful completion of a level, Demon’s Crystals has two forms. One is its enjoyable gameplay that sticks to the script for twin-stick shooters pretty well, providing great fun in short arcade-like bursts. The other is its lack of polish and confusing design choices. What would ultimately tip the scales towards purchasing the game will either be the user’s interest in the genre – notably fans of Smash TV due to the very similar mechanics – or willingness to take the plunge at such a low price point.