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Adventure · 2026 · Art Of Play · local
Lady Death Demonicron
A comic beat ’em up for two on one screen — short, bloody and not yet smooth.
What it is about
A beat ’em up after the comic character Lady Death: fifteen stages through a hellscape, plenty of blood, changing weapons.
For two on one screen, with no online co-op.
First take
The local co-op is there and works, and for a short evening for two the idea is enough. The rest should be treated with caution for now: reviews report freezes, stiff controls and frame drops, and approval sits at 58 percent — half the people advise against it. On top of that there is no cloud saving: reinstall and you have to play through story mode again to unlock the other modes. We will hold off on a verdict until there are reviews.
This game has only just come out. The co-op details are settled and sourced; a PairScore still needs reviews. We will add it as soon as there are enough.
Our verdict for couples
Suitable from
Hobby
- Conflict potential
- Harmonious
- Cosiness
- Tense
- When you can stop
- After 15 minutes
- How long it lasts
- Under 5 hours
What other co-op fans say
Fifty-eight percent approval from few reviews, and the camps agree more than the number suggests: the art style, the music and the presence of local co-op get praised throughout. What gets rejected is the state of it — freezes, stiff controls, frame drops. It also comes up repeatedly that story mode is short and repetitive, and that without cloud saving everything starts over on each reinstall.
- “Really like the art style and the music, and appreciate there’s local co-op.”
- “The game freezes. The controls act up. The game slows down. Restarting the game due to glitches is frequent.”
Summarised by machine from 60 Steam reviews, not written by our editors. The quotes appear verbatim in those reviews.
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