Anti-Demon Club

Anti-Demon Club positions itself as a deliberately irreverent take on the school club visual novel formula. You play Kyosuke, a student thrust into the orbit of Asagi and her friends as they form a club dedicated to hunting demons and supernatural phenomena—except the actual supernatural hunting takes a backseat to interpersonal chaos, absurdist humor, and the general dysfunction of their operation. MMMartinSTUDIO leans hard into the comedy angle, making the shitposting and character banter the centerpiece rather than any coherent plot structure.

The experience unfolds across 30-40 minutes of dialogue-driven storytelling with minimal branching. You're largely along for the ride as an audience to the club's antics, which means enjoyment hinges entirely on whether the game's comedic sensibility lands for you. The writing prioritizes goofiness and character interaction over traditional narrative pacing or dramatic stakes. If you approach it expecting a tight supernatural thriller, you'll be disappointed; if you're after lighthearted absurdism with anime high school trappings, the tone should feel right.

The adult content arrives as an optional endpoint rather than the narrative's focus—there's a lewd scene available once you reach the conclusion, but MMMartinSTUDIO's actual investment seems to be in the comedy and character dynamics leading up to it. The cute character designs and frequent irreverence suggest the developer understands the inherent ridiculousness of the premise and leans into it rather than playing it straight. This is a short, low-stakes experience designed to amuse rather than engage you with meaningful choices or consequences.