A corridor, two strangers, and a sick promise: kill me, and I will kill you.

When the community picks on gut feeling, with no criterion attached, Angels of Death only edges out 12% of games. The criterion breakdown drives it home: attachment sits at the very bottom of the ranking, fun barely above, and how it feels with a controller in hand is close to the floor. Few votes so far, so treat it as a first signal, but the direction is clear. Two lines resist though: the art style and the wish to rediscover it for the first time hover around the middle of the pack, and the soundtrack does better than the rest of the profile. There is the real tension: this game leaves a mark through its atmosphere, not through what you actually do in it.

Which makes sense for what it is. An RPG Maker horror story cut into episodes, where you keep going mostly to find out what comes next. Against the heavyweights of the catalogue, a narrative adventure like this cannot win on feel. It plays somewhere else.

So, who is it for? For you if you love claustrophobic horror, toxic duos and a story that keeps its grip to the end. Much less so if you want a game that stands on its mechanics, or one you would carry everywhere.