
Upon answering a mysterious phone call, you awaken in an unfamiliar place filled with new faces… Through intricate relationships and thoughtful introspection, will you be able to unravel the reason you are here?
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Not being int kpop I'm sure I missed a lot of references and I get the feeling that some plot points are being lost in translation but overall I enjoyed it.
Angel Wings is a free‑to‑play visual novel adventure developed and published by RumR Design. Released on Steam on January 29, 2021, the game delivers a story‑driven interactive experience with branching choices and multiple endings. In Angel Wings, you begin your journey from a difficult starting point: no job, no friends, and no motivation, until a mysterious phone call wakes you up in an unfamiliar city full of new faces and possibilities. The game focuses on relationships, introspection, and the consequences of your choices, letting you explore love, self‑discovery, catharsis, or heartbreak depending on the path you choose. The game offers: • 7+ playable storylines with branching paths • Over 20 unique endings • Hundreds of choice branches that affect the story • Unlockable character cosmetics and visuals • A narrative inspired by K‑drama storytelling with emotional and personal themes Overall, Angel Wings is a character‑focused visual novel that explores emotional growth, relationships, and self‑reflection. It’s ideal for players who enjoy story rich experiences where every choice matters and leads to different outcomes.
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Nice routes and variety, good-looking outfits you can choose, and it's free! Really worth it.
Good lord, this game is a slog. The story is wildly presumptuous at every possible turn, railroads you half the time and beats you over the head for not doing what it wants the other half, forces you to interact with characters you may or may not even want anything to do with in the first place, and if you set your feet and refuse to let the game lead you by the nose ring, the latter half of the story just harps on you constantly about how you "could have done more," "could have made other choices," "should have been more this," "might have found more fulfillment in that" [i]blah blah blah blah blah.[/i] I didn't realize it was possible to code a bag full of useless hot air into a game. Thank goodness I didn't have to pay money for this.
Awful depressing story with lousy unrealistic forced dialog that would end any real life relationship. None of these ungrateful shallow anorexic dreamy sociopaths that the stupid protagonist is forced to live with meet him halfway and all they do is rate and analyze him with their "my way or the highway" mentality. You risk losing everything if you focus on one girl and botch the path along the way. Then you're forced to start over unless you have an earlier save file to fall back on. Totally lame. Also the music is annoyingly cliche and does nothing to encourage further playing.
This game is a never ending clicking simulator. Its one of those click click click race to get all steam achievements if you are not interested in reading text. NO voice acting, nothing. Thank GOD is free.
I recommend this game, it's good.
Despite the cheerful presentation, the game's actually uncanny. It's got a surreal, liminal feel to it. The characters are peculiar too. On the whole, although there are few images and some monotony, it's a very good K-drama/visual novel with beautiful drawings. The author managed to create an emotional rollercoaster at some points. The ending, along with a fitting song, was highly emotive.
Vamos lá, eu precisei de pelo menos 4 horas para fazer 1 final. O jogo é bem maior do que eu estava esperando. NÃO É um dating simulator, que fique claro. É uma Visual Novel que usa o rosto de vários K-Idols conhecidos que você foi fã de kpop entre 2013 e 2017, no estilo slice of life/fanfic. Claro que, tem várias piadinhas e referências ao kpop da época. Eu não acho um jogo chato, acho que é nada mais que uma fanfic. O final que eu peguei foi quase um dorama, quando o romance começou a desabrochar, a personagem deu pra trás e teve reviravolta. Ainda estou satisfeita com o final. Acabei de descobrir pelas conquistas que mesmo jogando 4 horas e fazendo um final, eu não conheci todas as personagens rsrs parece que vou precisar jogar mais algumas vezes. É uma ótima visual novel dado que é gratuita e bem grande. Vale a pena.
great story, good choices and would recommend
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