This guide covers tips for the mature visual novel game Demon Deals

Typical Demon Tactics

• Ambiguity Exploitation: Fulfilling literal terms to subvert intent.
• Scope Creep: Expanding the meaning of “payment” after the fact.
• Delay & Corruption: Gradually twisting the beneficiary’s life to make the deal seem less favorable.
• Paperwork & Bureaucracy: Binding contracts, seals, and witnesses that create legalistic traps.

However, you can try to insert your own. The "MacGuffin" clause is a classic: "This contract is void if the demon ever does a good deed for free." The demon will likely laugh and set the parchment on fire, but it’s worth a shot.

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• Ambiguous pronouns: "He will die." Who? The king? Your dog? The concept of boredom?
• The "Undue Influence" clause: Standard boilerplate that says if you ever try to break the deal, your skeleton will leap out of your body and do the demon’s taxes.
• The Morality Twist: You asked to be the richest man alive. The demon gives you a billion dollars, but now every time you touch gold, you hear the screams of orphans. Technically, you’re rich.

The Soul Bind

“The best demon deal is the one that lets you keep fighting.”
Greed ends runs. Survival wins them.

While demon deals may seem attractive, they often come with significant risks and consequences: