Anyway, since we're on the subject - here's a cheerful little scene from the ending of a Disney sci-fi film :D

Then you misunderstood and need to read again. The game isn't so 'uncivilized' as it is just 'expected' or has no actual ...well.. anything other than the feel of an amusement park ride.

What all lives there? What are the denizens of this place like? How many types are there? What can be said of the diet and behaviors of each? How does such a place run and create it's own ecosystem to be seem as more than just something that 'exists'? It's basically still mainly leaving things to "understanding" what it is by saying it's 'Hell' and then just tossing out shocking imagery for reactions.

Make it an actual fucking place instead of just tossing shocking things in just because it's stuff you can imagine is terrible enough for a place with such a title.

I understand no specific hatred towards humans and there's no reason for it if Hell is just supposedly a place we go if we're terrible people in life. Those people may sometimes become so twisted they become those monsters.

You've been trying to defend this game with some hard brown nosing in this thread, I've noticed. I'm not interested in arguing with someone that just wants to keep trying to get people to give up because they don't agree with or not interested in the ideas the game shows. Nothing has been said about not allowing it to be sold or anything either.

Calm your ass and sit in the corner for a while. Damn.

Well they simply imagined what they did to real people in real life, only turned up to eleven and with the victims unable to die... and they couldn't make "cold" (no freezers yet), but a nice little fire, incandescent tongs and pokers was always possible...

Like this.

Fair point. As it is comically said, imagine not just an iron maiden, but an iron maiden with flames, skulls and serpents :P.

Iron Maiden? EXCELLENT!

As far as completely different (from the established/traditional) takes on Hell, Purgatory or the Afterlife are concerned, I always liked this one:
Fifty Percent Grey

No, most demons are chidlren of Lilith, Adam's first wife.

(edit - Eve was Adam's third wife)

Or ghosts of the Nephilim. Depends on who you ask, really.

Nope, that was Frasier…

Seriously though, you would have thought if he was on wife three to get a pre-nup, I mean he had Eden, immortality, and she took it all…

Don't know about Christian mythology, but DC Lucifer Morningstar never appeared to me as demon in Sandman, with him being more powerful than the Endless, who themselves are more powerful than gods and demons. DC Comics wiki classify his race as "angel", with demons supposedly being different beings. My impression from Sandman comics was that he is still angel (and the most powerful one at that), just that he rebelled against the Presence.
Well, he did get the fruit of the Tree of Knowledge, clothes, and immortality is overrated.

For anyone interested, here's the source of the image:
https://twitter.com/World_of_Agony/status/1409947807616835596

This Twitter profile is the one linked in Mad Mind Studios' site, so it should be an official channel of the developers.

True. But really usually "demon" is just uses casually for all denizens of Hell, and in broader sense for any of a vast range of beings of any number of origins. Like WinterSnowfall said, and as usuall with matters of religion and mythology, it depends on who you ask. DC/Vertigo managed to make things almost as obtuse actuall religion/mythology since Swamp Thing, Sandman, Lucifer and Hellblazer (and a few other series) are all supposed to be in the same continuity and share some characters, but a lot of their worldbuilding doesn't really fit together all too well.

Anyway, I never expected my joke refrence to Lucifer playing the piano to start so much "well, actually..." :D

Also - Hell's capital (at least in Paradise Lost), built by and for the fallen angels, is Pandemonium, which "roughly translates as "All Demons", but can also be interpreted as Παν-δαιμον-ειον, Pandemoneios or "all-demon-place". Milton's a good enough authority for me :)

Heh, I really liked your joke, but just played that because I've never considered DC Lucifer a demon. And DC's mythology is major clusterfuck because you have wide array of authors with different ideas writing in a shared universe. To it's credit, it managed to be less of a clusterfuck than 40K, despite being older!

If we are going to talk about real world usage of the term "demon" I prefer the original Greek one, "daimon", where it meant lesser deity as opposed to evil spirit.

So eve had to cover up, Adam grew old and died, all the whilst knowing how bad it was and how good it was before. Mmm, your not selling it to me.

Gog shouldn't sell Satanist games.