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Shooter, Role-playing (RPG), Arcade, Action
We want to let you enter to the Archangel world, where Angels and Demons live inside an endless war, where Humans and Elves are their objective. Ainur, is one of the last Angels who remains in this world and his mission, is the freedom, the peace for the humanity.
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Unpretentious, epic, raw and plot-driven.
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COGconnectedBranden JohnsonJul 201791/100The final battle in Archangel is one of the coolest, most epic experiences I've had yet in VR.
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Gaming NexusDave GambleSep 20178.5/10Archangel is a great example of what VR is all about. The all-encompassing environment removes all worldly distractions and enhances game action to a fever pitch. Movements feel fluid and natural, and the periodic introduction of new or upgraded weapons follows the increase in difficulty well. The story aspects are unobtrusive yet satisfying.
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GamingTrendRon BurkeJul 201785/100If watching the trailer for Pacific Rim: Uprising makes your palms sweaty with excitement, you need Archangel in your life.
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EGMRay CarsilloAug 20173/10While there's really nothing broken in Archangel, the game suffers from a clear lack of follow-through on any of the interesting ideas it tries to bring to the table. Its slow, plodding pace stands out even more against the backdrop of mediocre gameplay and one-note characters that made me thankful when the game came to its abrupt end.
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PlayStation UniverseTimothy NunesJul 20174/10There's a lot of potential with Archangel, but when so much potential is unrealized, then the end product loses its luster. Archangel is exactly that, starting off with a bang and tapering off too quickly to maintain its level of initial intrigue.
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IGDB rating 6.2/10 from 1 ratings.
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