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Demon Sound Effects

10 free demon sound effects for horror games and boss fights, or for possession scenes · 1.3–4.2 s each · MP3 · CC0 · no signup

10 demon sound effects cover growls, snarls, roars, a hiss, a rattling breath, a shriek and a dying growl. Use them for horror games, boss fights and possession scenes.

Quick picks: Guttural Growling Demon 06 (2.9 s, recommended) · Attacking Demon 01 (1.3 s, the shortest, recommended) · Rattling Breath Demon 02 (4.2 s, the longest, recommended)

Attacking Demon 011.3 s

All 10

  • A demon snarls as it lunges forward, for melee attacks in games.

  • A demon gives one short snarl, for enemy alerts in horror games.

  • A demon hisses through its teeth, for tense horror moments.

  • A demon shrieks and the shriek turns into a scream, for jump scares.

  • A demon growls from the chest, for horror games and summoning scenes.

  • A demon growls one last time and fades into a choking rasp, for enemy deaths.

  • A huge demon lets out a roaring scream, for boss fights and possession scenes.

Common uses: horror games and boss fights, possession scenes.

Which demon variation to use

Pick the guttural growl for a demon that is close by, or the distant growl for one somewhere in the dark. Choose the roar for a boss entrance, the short snarl or attack for a hit in combat, and the dying growl when the enemy falls.

Need a comparison method? Try the playable examples and selection checklist.

Common questions about demon

What does a demon sound like?

There is no real one to copy, so games and films build it from growls, hisses and roars. That is what this page has: Guttural Growling Demon 06, Hissing Demon 07 and Roaring Demon 08.

Is there a demon voice or a demon laugh here?

Not on this page. These are creature sounds, written as growls, roars and hisses, with no spoken lines and no laugh.

Are these from Demon Slayer or another game?

No. They are original AI-generated sounds and do not copy any game, film or anime.

Can I use these in a horror game on Steam?

They are CC0 1.0 public domain, so a game can use them with no credit and no fee. Steam asks developers to disclose AI-generated content, and these sounds count as that.

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