The Evil Dead franchise has been around for a long time, and with its revivals every few years, it’s hardly surprising that the game is back in full force this year. This time around, Sam Raimi’s comedy-horror vision takes the shape of Evil Dead: The Game and the game maintains the notion of four survivors facing off against a Demon as they struggle to achieve the mission and stay alive while the Demon hunts them down.
There is a vast cast of characters to choose from in Evil Dead: The Game. Choosing which Demon to play as might be especially difficult for Demons who lack teammates or help. We’ve broken down each Demon in Evil Dead: The Game, explaining each unit’s talents and skills as well as how they play out. This should perhaps assist you in determining which Demon will work for you.
All of the characters in Evil Dead: The Game is classified as Survivors or Demons. Each Demon class is comprised of one ‘boss’ and accompanying Deadites, which means you’ll have to handle four foes at the same time.
Evil Dead: The Game – Necromancers, The Game Demon
The Necromancer class of demons is heavily influenced by the Army of Darkness. Necromancers, led by none other than Evil Ash himself, like bludgeoning Survivors, but it takes some precise preparation. As Evil Ash, you may call Skeletons that will crush and destroy Survivors if given the chance, or you can be enhanced to self-resurrect. Necromancers are a good halfway ground between Warlords and Puppeteers for individuals who are familiar with the game but not necessarily experienced.
Evil Ash
Active Skill
Increases the flautist’s additional damage and defence to surrounding evil units; the flautist cannot move or be possessed.
Skeletal Support
Evil Ash calls skeletons to aid in the fight.
Skeleton Resurrection
Every Skeleton who dies within the aura’s influence zone resurrects.
Infernal Invigoration
When Evil Ahs chokes a Survivor, Evil Ash recovers while harming the Survivor’s health. This attack is unavoidable. Other Survivors must assault Evil Ash in order to break the control.
Skeleton Elite
Trident Smash
Skeleton Elites will rush ahead before hitting the ground. Anyone close will be hurt by the smash.
Trident Toss
Skeleton Elites will launch their trident, which will deliver damage if it strikes anybody.
Skeleton Resurrection
If a Skeleton dies within the aura’s influence region, it can be resurrected.
Skeleton
Lunging Threat
Skeletons now have a powerful though sluggish melee attack with a great range.
War Cry
Skeletons will shout, doing mild damage and knocking any Survivor within range back.
Dodge
Skeletons may now evade melee attacks in the same way that Survivors can.
Evil Dead: The Game – Warlords, The Game Demon
Warlords don’t mess around, even if it means cutting their own limbs off in order to halt the Survivors. These Demons are raucous and rowdy, and they are out to wreak havoc. Warlords, led by Henrietta, are perfect for individuals new to the game and unsure where to begin, as their skills are straightforward and your focus will always be on hitting others with weapons, projectiles, and fumes.
Henrietta
Granny Hug
Henrietta will trap and squeeze the head of a Survivor. To release their buddy, the other survivors must fight Henrietta.
Gas Leak
Henrietta will leave a poisonous fume trail.
Belly Flop
Henrietta will belly flop on the ground, injuring everyone in her path.
Deadite Elite
Big Swing
This is a 180-degree swing that inflicts significant damage on Survivors.
Deadite Smash
Deadite Elites will surge forward and land a ground smash on adjacent Survivors.
Belly Flop
The Deadite Elite will belly flop on the ground, doing damage to anybody in its path.
Deadite
Farewell to Arms
Basic Deadites will now pull their own arms off and use them as melee weapons.
Puke
Basic Deadites will now projectile vomit on Survivors, causing them to take damage.
Dodge
Basic Deadites may now evade melee assaults in the same way that Survivors can.
Evil Dead: The Game – Puppeteers, The Game Demon
Puppeteers are best suited to those who have spent some time with the game and are familiar with how things work. These alien-looking foes will try anything to thwart the Survivors, including summoning lightning and self-destructing. Puppeteers take a lot more careful preparation when it comes to bringing down the survivors because of this, as well as their telekinetic powers. While not the finest Demon for beginners, Puppeteers will please anybody eager to put their talents to the test.
Eligos
Psychic Squeeze
Eligos may paralyse and attack Survivors via telekinesis. Other Survivors must battle Eligos in order to save their friend.
Telekinetic Surge
Eligos may immobilise any nearby Survivors via telekinesis.
Casting Stones
Eligos will fire Rocks at Survivors.
Demi Elogos
Thunderstruck
Demi Eligos will sign each survivor’s name. They will be hit by lightning if they do not move from where they are when marked.
Duplicity
Demi Eligos has the ability to conjure clones of themselves that deal the same amount of damage but have far less health.
Dodge
Demi Eligos may now evade melee attacks in the same way that Survivors can.
Deadite Berserker
Head Rush
To cause an explosion, Deadite Berserkers will fling their own head toward Survivors.
Self Destruct
Deadite Berserkers will detonate, dealing severe damage to any surrounding Survivors.
Dodge
Deadite Berserkers may now evade melee attacks in the same way that Survivors can.
That covers all of the Demons in the Evil Dead game. While the title was previously postponed to guarantee that it was “groovy as hell,” Evil Dead: The Game was published for PC, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X|S on May 13, 2022.
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