Angel at Dusk on Steam - User reviews, Price & Information
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Overwhelmingly bizarre beauty. Shoot, dodge, and destroy! A shmup where an apocalyptic world awakens to primal desires!
Angel at Dusk is a action, bullet hell and shooter game
developed by Akiragoya
and published by Henteko Doujin and Sanuk Inc..
Released on January 12th 2024 is available only on Windows
in 4 languages: Japanese, English, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese.
It has received 1,420 reviews of which 1,407 were positive and 13 were negative resulting in an impressive rating of 9.4 out of 10. 😍
The game is currently priced at 10.35€ on Steam with a 30% discount.
The Steam community has classified Angel at Dusk into these genres:
System requirements
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Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS *: Windows 7, 8, 8.1, 10, 11
- Processor: Core i3 or better
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: Integrated Graphics Chip
- DirectX: Version 9.0
- Storage: 500 MB available space
- Sound Card: Integrated Sound Chip
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This game rules! The art is metal as fuck plus I think there's a story in there somewhere. [Protip] Make sure to go into the options and turn the "No Nipples" mode to OFF!
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---see where this game landed on my SHMUP tier list beneath this review!--- I'm surprised this has Overwhelmingly positive reviews. Unlike most SHMUPs, this one is designed to be a grind fest. Your runs are basically gated by lacking the stats and weapons to power through the enemies, and so you need to die, equip your new weapons and start the run again. I'm not a fan of this repetition, nor do I find the stages interesting enough to feel like wanting to grind through it. You end up with a long inventory of junk weapons that you need to manually consume one by one in order to gain permanent stat points. I wish there was a button to just consume all of this stuff minus the highest tier weapon of each type, it's needless busy-work to deal with. Gameplay-wise, It is mostly a mass of enemies that make you feel like you're on just 1 screen the entire time. There are some mazey levels that are exceptions, though even these do little to differentiate themselves from one another. So I guess it feels like the game has 2 levels with enemy variations.. I'd have liked to see more area variety (another reason I am not pushing on with the grind of this). People rave about it having a good tutorial, but they kinda screwed up with it because I chose the tutorial at the start, then when I started an actual run it ran through all the tutorial stuff I had already seen all over again... Despite these gripes, it can be captivating and I've spent longer on this than a playthrough of your average SHMUP already, so despite these gripes I can't deny having some fun with it (thus my positive rec) but I wouldn't say I rate this as highly as SHMUPs like Jamestown , ZeroRanger , Super Hydorah , Tyrian 2000 or Super Galaxy Squadron EX Turbo . ===================== My SHMUP Tier List ===================== -Simply personal taste. I’m excluding most roguelikes, boss rushes and genre mash ups- Loved: Jamestown | ZeroRanger | Super Hydorah | Tyrian 2000 | Great: Super Galaxy Squadron EX Turbo | Decent: Steel Empire | G-Darius | Ganablade | Dogfight | Angel at Dusk * | Meh: Nanoforce | Steel Rain | Eigengrau* | Zenzizenzic* | Steel Vampire | Natsuki Chronicles | Nebula Fighter | Zangeki Warp | Awful: Ginga Force | ===================== -Probably played another 100+ Shmups, but I only started this list recently and am sticking mostly to modern releases -Not including any 'flying anime girl shmups' as they don't appeal to me. Believe me, I've tried. * = Felt like I was on the same screen the entire time, which I dislike.
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Angel at Dusk is a power fantasy shmup. That's not to say it's bad, but most of it was made with beginners in mind, and it won't appease most of the hardcore shoot 'em up fans. The game offers three distinct Arcade campaigns, all with unique levels and bosses, and the Chronicle mode, which is a long mode progression and customizable abilities. Chronicle mode is, of course, not made for veterans, and this might be a problem because it needs to be cleared in order to unlock the third Arcade campaign. I personally did not have an issue with this, as the later levels of Chronicle mode offer a good challenge, and figuring out the best weapons and stage routes is useful for playing Arcade later on. The Arcade modes themselves each have three difficulties, the last of which I found to be the most fun (even though I'm quite bad at shmups). The game is very forgiving when it comes to survival play, and allows many misses before you get a game over. This causes score play to be the most fun, and Angel at Dusk does a great job introducing score even to beginners. The score system is simple, you get more points the closer you are to the enemy as you kill it. What makes it especially rewarding is that score doubles as experience points, which upgrades your ship, making it visibly larger and its shots more powerful. Upon getting hit, your score/exp received gets a 10% penalty for a while, so you're still encouraged to play clean, especially if you're trying to climb the online leaderboards. There's also many unlockable ships, each with its own score rate (to keep the most powerful ones less competitive when it comes to scoring). Another thing Angel at Dusk does exceptionally well is the presentation. It's filled with beautiful thematic art, from the title screen, to the angel designs, and to the HUD itself. The visual and audio feedback makes destroying pieces of large enemies and collecting items extra rewarding. Charged shots feel powerful and push back enemy bullets, allowing you to fight back the densest of enemy barrages. The screen shake, meaty sounds, animated sprites, and chunks of enemies exploding contribute to form an extremely satisfying experience. Despite that, I changed the bullets to "e-sports mode" to make them more visible, since the game offers such accessibility options. The game's lore is very interesting to read, which is unexpected for this type of game, but you'll need to read it in your log collection, because it goes by very fast during gameplay. Angel at Dusk is worth playing simply for the art and experience themselves, but there is a lot to love here. If you are a beginner, this can be your chance to learn to enjoy a new genre. If you're a veteran, this can be a relaxing break from the demanding arcade difficulty and a subversive, refreshing take on shmups made by someone who loves them and understands them like you do (in contrast to the likes of Cygni).
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After getting all the achievements and unlocking pretty much everything I can only say that I need more, please my body craves it
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*Do you think Freud would have a really fun time analyzing this game?* Damn, I suck at shmups! But let me tell you, if you're going to choose any shmup to start with, this would be the one. It has a really helpful tutorial that pretty much sets the tone for how to progress and get better at the game. The progression of which creates something that would normally only be an hour or two of content, into a 15+ hour experience. It's this simple value that AAA studios just don't understand. Angel at Dusk laughs in the face of hyper-realistic graphics and dumbed-down difficulty, with what appear to be vector images of sexualized eldritch crab people barraging the player with bone covered hot-dogs, as midi-programmed thrash metal drives the pulse of our "angel" as she tries to maneuver and shield against the hot dogs and flim-flams targeted her way. It's got the challenge of an arcade that keeps a person improving upon play, and the awesome visual aesthetic that charms one's finer emotional brain. Hell, it's even got story line for all you weirdos who have to have lore for every single thing. What more could you ask for in a perfect video game? I highly recommend giving this game a try even if you've never played shmups or you're an average skill player. If not for the fun of the game play, you may enjoy the art or the music.
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Angel at Dusk is currently priced at 10.35€ on Steam.
Angel at Dusk is currently available at a 30% discount. You can purchase it for 10.35€ on Steam.
Angel at Dusk received 1,407 positive votes out of a total of 1,420 achieving an impressive rating of 9.36.
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Angel at Dusk was developed by Akiragoya and published by Henteko Doujin and Sanuk Inc..
Angel at Dusk is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Angel at Dusk is not playable on MacOS.
Angel at Dusk is not playable on Linux.
Angel at Dusk is a single-player game.
There is a DLC available for Angel at Dusk. Explore additional content available for Angel at Dusk on Steam.
Angel at Dusk does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
Angel at Dusk does not support Steam Remote Play.
Angel at Dusk is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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5
Developer
Akiragoya
Publisher
Henteko Doujin,
Sanuk Inc.
Release
12 Jan 2024
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