- November 14, 2019
- Hosted Games
Breach: The Archangel Job
Platforms
About
In Breach: The Archangel Job, navigate a dangerous world of crime and violence as you choose to play as a vigilante or informant in a war against the mafia. Your choices and a randomized dice system control the story, offering diverse character identities and romantic options. Plan and execute critical missions in this interactive crime novel.




- The game features an engaging story with well-developed characters and a unique D20 mechanic that adds depth to the gameplay.
- It offers a lengthy playtime with plenty of replayability due to multiple paths, character choices, and a New Game+ mode.
- The humor and action are well-integrated, making for an entertaining experience that keeps players invested throughout.
- The ending feels abrupt and unsatisfying, leaving players with a sense of incompleteness and a clear setup for a sequel.
- There are numerous typos and formatting issues that detract from the overall experience, indicating a need for more polish.
- The narrative sometimes feels more focused on the supporting characters than the player's character, leading to a lack of player agency.
story
82 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is described as engaging and action-packed, featuring a choose-your-own-adventure format with multiple branching paths, though it is noted that the narrative can feel disjointed, particularly in the last third where new characters and plot threads are introduced. While the overall arc remains consistent, the game ends on a "to be continued" note, leaving some players unsatisfied with the lack of resolution. Despite its ambitious scope and occasional cheesy writing, the story is praised for its humor, character depth, and immersive heist-like experience, making it a fun journey for players.
“The story that the game presents over the course of a playthrough is absolutely fantastic.”
“Lengthy, engaging story, lots of options, great detail, good characters and romance, etc. The random dice rolls add a fun element as well.”
“This story oozes with style, and feels like you are playing an extended heist movie throughout.”
“The last third in particular really drags on, and you can tell they got tired of this story and wanted to write something else instead when they start adding entirely new characters and completely random plot threads that go nowhere.”
“Ending however came out of nowhere just when I thought things were about to escalate, even allowing you to buy new weapons and equipment one page before the ending, leaving a bad taste in my mouth with no conclusion to anything in the story and obviously hinting at a sequel, if it even manages to get one in the far future.”
“Story feels at times as though it's less about you than it is about others, and I am not a fan of 'to be continued' games.”