Angel Wings

Gooner game

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.

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.

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.

It has good ideas but the drag with the "will they, wont they" with every single character is getting old quickly. Most of the characters are interesting, especialy Kai but we never get to the point of dating. other than that, love the artwork, love the music and the Korean vibe

I do like the story, don't get me wrong, but if you give me a choice, I want it to actually affect the story in some way. Most choices don't even change much at all, and I still do whatever it is anyways. I always hate that about some Visual Novels, and this one sadly has them.