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Adventure, Indie
Explore the late 19th-century English town of Heaven's Hope as Talorel, an angel that has crash-landed on Earth. Enter into the strange point and click adventure world of Heaven's Hope as you encounter a range of colourful characters on your mission to make it back to the heaven up above.
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Cosy, plot-driven, contemplative and nostalgic.
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ActionTripKeri HoneaMar 20168.9/10While there have certainly been quite a number of point-and-click adventures proliferating the Steam Store, Heaven's Hope is one that should remain on the radar for all adventure fans. The humor, charming visuals, brain teasing puzzles, and deep spin on religion and zealots are simply fantastic and not to be missed. As you can tell, I personally cannot recommend it enough.
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CGMagazineEric WatsonMar 20168.5/10Highly recommended for fans of classic Point and Click Adventures.
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Digital ChumpsSteven McGeheeMar 20167.6/10A clever premise and nice presentation along with sound point-and-click adventure design give Heaven's Hope good reason to belong in any adventure gamer's digital library.
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The Digital FixEdd HarwoodMar 20164/10There's little to recommend. The presentation is wonderful, but it is let down by everything else.
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The SkinnyApr 20162/5 starsAll these flaws add up, and while the serious bugs are likely to get fixed (the developers have patched a number of issues since launch), Heaven's Hope remains a bit of a disappointment given its promise. Once the remaining bugs are fixed, it’s a worthwhile game for fans of this genre, who will doubtless appreciate its quirky characters, original story and convoluted item puzzles. Newcomers to the genre would be better off trying the classics first.
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IGDB rating 6.7/10 from 3 ratings.
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