Angel Made

About

In "Angel Made," Athos, a church employee carrying out exorcisms, joins forces with his friend Destiny to rectify wrongdoings and improve the world. However, human greed and power struggles lead Athos on an unexpected journey. This game boasts a massive open world, a vast storyline, battle intensity, optional quests, character customization, trade skills, and over 30 hours of gameplay, with a unique veteran experience for added depth. It's also a love story filled with conflict and drama between Athos and Destiny.

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Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

100%

Audience ScoreBased on 42 reviews

story16 positive mentions

grinding6 negative mentions

The game features a simple yet interesting story with well-designed characters and multiple ways to build them, enhancing the gameplay experience.
The crafting system is extensive and rewarding, allowing players to create better gear than what is available from vendors.
Combat is strategic with cooldowns for abilities, and there are many optional bosses and hidden areas to explore, providing a sense of challenge and discovery.

The game lacks a mapping system and a quest log, making navigation and tracking progress difficult for players.
Item management is cumbersome, with a packed inventory that can be confusing, and some players found the grinding necessary to progress to be excessive.
Certain areas of the game feel empty or underdeveloped, with generic NPC dialogue and a lack of engaging side quests.

story
30 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
53%
37%
10%
The game's story is described as simple yet engaging, featuring a standard "save the world" plot that keeps players invested, though it suffers from generic dialogue and underutilized characters. Many reviewers noted the potential for deeper narratives and side quests that remain unexplored, leading to a somewhat abrupt ending that left them wanting more. Overall, while the story has its merits, it could benefit from improved quest tracking and more substantial character interactions.
- “Following in the steps of Shane's previous great RPGs, Angel made hits the mark once again with a great story, smooth and challenging battles, and characters that you can enjoy in your party.”
- “They combine everything I loved about Aveyond and beyond - a great story, interesting characters, the possibility of exploring the world, and what is especially interesting to me, the possibility of manufacturing objects and weapons.”
- “It's extremely battle heavy, but also has a story that's engaging.”
- “All the NPCs say very generic things. There are so many areas that I felt could have had way more done to them, with a lot of interesting-looking characters that seem like they should have a side story or questline, yet they have zero input in the game. There is a lot of potential to make this game absolutely amazing, but as it is, it's definitely worth at least trying.”
- “I got about 40+ hours of actual gameplay towards the end and was a bit disappointed in how it ended. It felt kind of abrupt, and once I beat the last boss, I was expecting a little more than just walking to a portal and the game being over. I also noticed that a lot of important text, which explains your next goal, is gone forever after you read it once. When you go back to talk to the person, it's usually just a generic 'You can do it' or vaguely related to your quest, but with zero direction on what to do after reading it the first time. This is extremely annoying, especially with my memory being poor and there being no quest list.”
- “It's a standard 'save the world' plot that keeps the player going.”
grinding
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
25%
75%
Players express a strong emphasis on the necessity of grinding in the game, noting that activities like mining and fishing can become tedious due to their repetitive nature of simply pressing enter for random rewards. Additionally, the absence of experience-boosting accessories for party members further highlights the grind-heavy gameplay.
- “Mining and fishing still only consist of pressing enter to gain a semi-random item, so it tends to become tedious after a while.”
music
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
38%
13%
The music in this game is highly praised for its engaging quality, setting it apart from other RPGs. Players appreciate the developer's effort in curating a soundtrack that remains enjoyable throughout the gameplay, with noticeable improvements in both music and animations in each subsequent release.
- “This one is 4+ gigs because the developer put some time into selecting music that's very engaging.”
- “The music for this game is very good, and I've noticed all the animations and music have gotten better with every game this developer has put out.”
- “One last thing that sets this one apart is the music.”
- “I've played dozens of RPG makers over the years, and I'm usually sick of the music by the end of the game.”
gameplay
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
75%
50%
Gameplay offers around 40+ hours of content, but players express disappointment with the abrupt ending and lack of direction post-boss fight. Important quest-related text disappears after being read once, leading to confusion and frustration, especially for those with memory issues, compounded by the absence of a quest list. Overall, while the mechanics are decent, the gameplay experience suffers from these shortcomings.
- “I got about 40+ hours of actual gameplay towards the end. The mechanics are engaging, but I felt a bit disappointed in how it ended; it felt kind of abrupt. After beating the last boss, I was expecting a little more than just walking to a portal and the game being over.”
- “The gameplay mechanics are decent and contribute positively to the overall experience.”
- “I enjoyed the gameplay for over 40 hours, but I found it frustrating that important text explaining my next goals disappears after reading it once, leaving me with little direction on what to do next.”
- “I got about 40+ hours of actual gameplay towards the end, and I was a bit disappointed in how it ended. It felt kind of abrupt, and once I beat the last boss, I was expecting a little more than just walking to a portal and the game being over. I also noticed that a lot of important text—text that explains your next goal or whatnot—disappears after you read it once. When you go back to talk to the person, it's usually just a generic 'You can do it' or vaguely related to your quest, but with zero direction on what to do after reading it the first time. This is extremely annoying, especially with my memory being poor and there being no quest list either.”
- “I got about 40+ hours of actual gameplay towards the end, and I was a bit disappointed in how it ended. It felt kind of abrupt, and once I beat the last boss, I was expecting a little more than just walking to a portal and the game being over. I also noticed that a lot of important text—text that explains your next goal or whatnot—disappears after you read it once. When you go back to talk to the person, it's usually just a generic 'You can do it' or vaguely related to your quest, but with zero direction on what to do after reading it the first time. This is extremely annoying, especially with my memory being poor and there being no quest list either.”
graphics
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The graphics in the game are praised for their beauty and well-defined areas, enhancing the immersive experience. Players appreciate the detailed environments that complement the extensive gameplay, which includes hidden quests and various crafting activities. Overall, the visuals contribute significantly to the game's appeal, making it a visually engaging experience for those willing to invest time.
- “The areas are well defined and the graphics are beautiful.”