Fit check
Is Angels of Death worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Psychological horror fans who want a story-led escape game
- Adventure players who prefer episodic narratives with traps and dangerous encounters
- Players seeking a four-part game with 2D presentation and English localization
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players looking for open-ended exploration may hit a wall with the sealed-building setting and fixed four-episode structure.
- Those seeking a conventional RPG may bounce off the mix of exploration, escape missions, shooting themes, and psychological horror.
- Players who avoid material flagged as potentially inappropriate for children may not suit the game's content.
Our take on Angels of Death
Players who need broad freedom may bounce off the progression through a sealed building and its defined episode structure. Those expecting a conventional RPG may also stop at the shifts between exploration, escape sequences, traps, and shooting-themed missions.
What is Angels of Death?
Angels of Death is a psychological horror-adventure divided into four episodes.
Ray awakens without memories inside a concrete room and explores a sealed building while searching for an exit. She encounters Zack, a man carrying a large scythe, and the two form a reluctant pact as they face dangerous inhabitants, traps, and unexplained events. The journey passes through several floors, including a cathedral and a bloodstained house. Gameplay combines exploration with missions using escape and shooting themes. The package contains all four episodes as one connected story. Created with RPG Maker, the game uses 2D graphics and includes full English localization. Material may be inappropriate for children.
How Angels of Death plays
- 01Four-episode story
- All four games are included together as episodes in one overarching narrative.
- 02Mixed mission types
- The game combines escape-focused activities with missions built around shooting themes.
- 03Trap-filled environments
- Ray and Zack move through locations containing dangerous inhabitants and numerous traps.
- 04English localization
- The Steam release includes a full English localization.
- 05Window mode options
- Players can switch between fullscreen and windowed display modes.
Angels of Death compared to similar games
Back to the Dawn also centers on escaping a dangerous facility, but presents that process as a prison escape RPG involving crime, corruption, investigation, and survival. Angels of Death instead follows a four-episode psychological horror story with exploration, traps, and missions using escape and shooting themes.
Angels of Death: platforms & release
Is Angels of Death worth it?
It is worth it if: psychological horror fans who want a story-led escape game. Skip it if: players looking for open-ended exploration may hit a wall with the sealed-building setting and fixed four-episode structure.
Where can I download Angels of Death?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Angels of Death's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Angels of Death on?
Windows only.
