They got up on the wrong side of the grave.

- Evil Dead: The Game Demons - Warlords
- Evil Dead: The Game Demons - Puppeteers
- Evil Dead: The Game Demons - Necromancers
Warlords simply don’t mess around, sometimes tearing their own limbs off in the fight to stop the Survivors. These Demons are boisterous and unruly, and are intent on causing havoc. Led by Henrietta, Warlords are ideal for those jumping into the game unsure of where to start, as their abilities are straight-forward and your focus will be on assaulting players with weapons, projectiles, and fumes at all times.

Both Demons and other enemies in Evil Dead: The Game look frightful, that’s for sure.
Henrietta
- Granny Hug: Henrietta will trap and squeeze a Survivors head. Other Survivors must attack Henrietta to free their teammate.
- Gas Leak: Henrietta will leave a trail of toxic fumes.
- Belly Flop: Henrietta will belly flop on the ground, inflicting damage to anyone nearby.
Deadite Elite
- Big Swing: This is a 180 degree swing that deals heavy damage to Survivors.
- Deadite Smash: Deadite Elites will charge forward and perform a ground smash that damages nearby Survivors.
- Belly Flop: The Deadite Elite will belly flop on the ground, inflicting damage to anyone nearby.
Deadite
- Farewell to Arms: Basic Deadites will now rip off their own arm and use it as a melee weapon.
- Puke: Basic Deadites will now projectile vomit on Survivors, dealing damage.
- Dodge: Basic Deadites will now be able to dodge melee attacks just like a Survivor can.
Puppeteers are better suited to anyone who has spent a little time with the game, and become accustomed to how things play out. These alien-looking enemies will do anything to put a stop to the Survivors, including conjuring lightning or even self-destructing. Because of this, and their telekinetic abilities, Puppeteers require a lot more careful planning when it comes to taking the survivors down. While not the best for beginners, Puppeteers will prove to be a satisfying Demon for anyone looking to put their skills to the test.

Evil Dead: The Game’s Puppeteer class of Demon look very alien.
Eligos
- Psychic Squeeze: Eligos can use telekinesis to paralyse and attack a Survivor. Other Survivors must attack Eligos to free their teammate from the attack.
- Telekinetic Surge: Eligos can use telekinesis to immobilise any nearby Survivors.
- Casting Stones: Rocks will be launched at Survivors by Eligos.
Demi Eligos
- Thunderstruck: Demi Eligos will mark each survivor. If they do not move from where they are stood when marked, they will be struck by lightning.
- Duplicity: Demi Eligos can summon clones of themselves that deal the same amount of damage, but have much lower health.
- Dodge: Demi Eligos will now be able to dodge melee attacks just like a Survivor can.
Deadite Berserker
- Head Rush: Deadite Berserkers will launch their own head at Survivors to trigger an explosion.
- Self Destruct: Deadite Berserkers will explode altogether, inflicting significant damage to any nearby Survivors.
- Dodge: Deadite Berserkers will now be able to dodge melee attacks just like a Survivor can.
The Necromancer class of Demon takes great inspiration from Army of Darkness. Led by none other than Evil Ash himself, Necromancers love to bludgeon Survivors, but require some careful planning. As Evil Ash, you can summon Skeletons that will crush and smash Survivors when given the opportunity, or can even be buffed to self-resurrect. Necromancers are perhaps the middle-ground between Warlords and Puppeteers, ideal for those accustomed to the game but not necessarily experienced.
Evil Ash
- Infernal Invigoration: Evil Ash will choke a Survivor, healing himself while he does so. Other Survivors must attack Evil Ash to free their teammate from the attack.
- Skeletal Support: Evil Ash can summon the help of Skeletons.
- Skeleton Resurrection: If a Skeleton dies within the aura’s effect area, they will be able to resurrect themselves.
Skeleton Elite
- Trident Smash: Skeleton Elites will charge forward before performing a ground smash. The smash will damage anyone nearby.
- Trident Toss: Skeleton Elites will launch their trident, dealing damage if it hits anyone.
- Skeleton Resurrection: If a Skeleton dies within the aura’s effect area, they will be able to resurrect themselves.
Skeleton
- Lunging Threat: Skeletons can now use a strong yet slow melee attack with a long range.
- War Cry: Skeletons will let out a yell that deals light damage to and knocks back any Survivor within range.
- Dodge: Skeletons will now be able to dodge melee attacks just like a Survivor can.

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