Deal with the Devil is a board game set in a fantasy middle age. Each of the four players takes on the secret role of a mortal, cult member, or even the devil himself. Due to asymmetric roles, players experience the same game, but with different goals in each game.

In the blind trading phase, players can offer their resources in exchange for another player's money. The devil tempts mortals with goods in exchange for a piece of their soul, while the cultist by nature easily sells his soul. Only the accompanying mobile application knows who is trading with whom. But be careful! By proudly showing off how well you're doing, you easily attract the interest and suspicious eyes of others. Your actions may also attract the interest of the Inquisition, which is more than happy to punish those who cannot prove that their souls are completely intact.

You can experiment with many different strategies during the games. Are you selling pieces of your soul early to increase your city-building skills, risking possible punishment from the Inquisition? Or do you carefully manage loan and debt repayment while waiting for others to accidentally reveal their nefarious nature? Every choice has consequences, and every role has its own unique advantages and disadvantages that you must uncover in order to win.