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Project Angels - Visual Novel is a single player casual simulation game. It was developed by AlienzProject and was released on July 13, 2022. It received overwhelmingly positive reviews from players.

In the 2050s, the surge in maritime piracy activities is ruining the world economy. As the guardians of multiple strategic shipping lanes, the Steel Waters security company and the ANGELS bio-enhanced soldiers must deal with this chaos. Follow the anti-piracy operations in the region of Red Tide Waters through the eyes of Steel Waters Commander-in-Chief and uncover the truth behind the elusive co…

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Audience ScoreBased on 10 reviews

story6 positive mentions

Great visuals and art style that enhance the overall experience.
Engaging story with interesting characters and a compelling soundtrack.
Promising first effort from the developers, with potential for future improvements.

Lacks basic visual novel features such as save/load options, chapter select, and a skip button.
Dialogues can be odd at times, and there are multiple typos throughout the text.
The choices made in the game do not significantly affect the story, making replaying feel tedious.

story
13 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story is generally well-received, described as engaging and enjoyable, though some players note it is relatively short and serves primarily as an introduction to the series. While choices impact dialogue, they do not significantly alter the overall narrative, and players must replay the game multiple times to access all content, which can be cumbersome due to the lack of features like chapter select or manual saves. Despite these drawbacks, the characters and storyline have left a positive impression, with many expressing a desire for further development in future installments.
- “At the end of the story, after chapter 8, you get 5 choices and depending on what you pick, you will see extra story content.”
- “The game was great from start to finish and the story kept me hooked all the way.”
- “A short yet enjoyable visual novel with an interesting storyline and characters; the art is great, plus the music doesn't get tiring despite the few tracks available.”
- “You do get choices, but all they do is change the dialogue for a bit rather than affect the story.”
- “There is no chapter select, no gallery, no manual save function (the game autosaves at the end of every chapter, though considering how short the chapters are, you don't really need manual save), no skip option or auto-scrolling, no options to modify aside from volume level, and the game itself is very short. A single playthrough with no dialogue skipping took me about 2.5 hours, and the choices do not change anything in the story, only dialogue.”
- “I enjoyed my time with Project Angels, but having to go through the whole story multiple times for the other achievements is a hassle.”
music
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is widely praised as a standout feature, described as a "banger" that enhances the overall experience without becoming repetitive, despite a limited number of tracks. However, some players have reported issues with music disappearing during certain scenes, which detracts from the experience, although these bugs have been addressed by the developers. Overall, the soundtrack contributes positively to the game's atmosphere and enjoyment.
- “The game features amazing music that enhances the overall experience.”
- “A short yet enjoyable visual novel with an interesting storyline and characters; the art is great, plus the music doesn't get tiring despite the few tracks available.”
- “A short little visual novel with good characters, an interesting setup, and amazing music.”
- “The game also suffers from some bugs, some of which the dev team has already fixed, but the music disappears during some secret theater scenes.”
- “After my first playthrough, when I started the story again, the game randomly started skipping chapters, though this was fixed by resetting the save in the main menu.”
graphics
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics are praised for their engaging visuals, particularly during ambush scenes, where the use of a simple birds-eye-view 3D presentation creates a dynamic, holographic tactical map effect that enhances the action.
- “The visuals during the ambush are quite interesting.”
- “I especially liked the simple birds-eye-view 3D scenes during action segments, making it look like you were watching a holographic tactical map instead of just stills of characters talking.”