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About This Game Angels That Kill - The Final Cut is a dark, first person adventure game. It tells the story of two men as they uncover the truth behind a murder that has shaken the city. Play through both sides of the story and discover the truth behind the murder.Play as Micheal Bickel, a Vietnam War veteran that now works as a Noll City detective, and play as James Baley, a drunk and drug-ridden retired boxer who has lost everything and moved to Noll City to start again. Go through the different days playing as both characters and work around the case, interact with the population and make decisions that could affect a number of people. Hide, run, investigate, explore, and discover while becoming a part in Noll City in this tragic time.FEATURESPlay both sides of the story.Go through both the suspects and the investigators story, to discover the truth and interact with the people of Noll City. Play through two different perspectives and have unique interactions based off of who you play as.Stay alive under a steel sky.Keep a watch on and maintain your hunger level by scavenging through dumpsters to stay alive in this deserted time. Every scrap of food you take for one character is another lost for the other, so make sure you balance your portions carefully.Explore all your options.Just because there is a story doesn't mean that you cant help make it, choose between right and wrong, make decisions you didn't mean to, and discover your own ending.Unlock and play through alternate game modes.As you progress through the main campaign you will be able to unlock more game modes to play around in.Explore the world.It might not be the biggest game ever made, but it is packed full of secrets and goodies waiting to be discovered.Change the world to your choosing.You have the ability to change the amount of rainfall, the amount of fog, the lighting, and more. 1075eedd30 Title: Angels That Kill - The Final CutGenre: Adventure, Casual, IndieDeveloper:Rising Sun InteractivePublisher:Rising Sun InteractiveRelease Date: 20 Nov, 2015 Angels That Kill - The Final Cut Download For Pc In Parts Angels That Kill was killing me with it\u2019s ineptitude within five minutes.The game\u2019s city may have also been killed, because it certainly feels dead. It\u2019s bland, vacant and every area looks the same so navigation is frustrating. The map isn\u2019t very helpful because there\u2019s so few distinctive landmarks. Crows hover over your destination, thankfully, because that\u2019s the only way I could figure out where to go.The game\u2019s interiors are so dark that what little is there is difficult to see. There\u2019s not much to interact with, and I\u2019m not sure why there\u2019s an inventory at all, as I failed to find a single item I was able to take with me.Your character\u2019s movement is glacially slow - \u201crunning\u201d down the long empty roads is a chore. This is made even more irritating because you need to consume dumpster food to survive. You might spot a dumpster in the distance and traipse down the lane only to find that it's one you\u2019ve already scraped out. It\u2019s also disruptive and unnecessary, I had to leave a crime scene to find a garbage-meal before I collapsed where I stood and was forced through the whole scenario again, and I mean the entire chapter.Also, it ain\u2019t noire. Noire is more than rain and a monochromatic colour palette, it\u2019s a mood, one that is largely evoked by music, of which this game has almost none. When it does, it isn\u2019t noire.While the idea of playing as both suspect and pursuer is a good one, and some aspects of its minimalist presentation are appealing initially, very little else here works.. **May be spelling errors because I'm tired and angry from playing this game**This game has been in development since 2013. For that couple of years in development, we have around a month of work, well, really lazy, unplanned work anyway. You pay around \u00a310 for an extension to something that had to be rushed in thought and it very much shows. The problems that existed a couple years ago are still here; not being able to navigate effectively, comedically bad controls, absolutely minimal explenation for what youre even doing or where you should go and a lack of anything that could immerse you. In fact thats my main problem with the game, it tries to be something immersive, an engaging noir experience but what you get for your \u00a310 is barely any sound, awful animations that were in the release a couple years ago and a camera that is constantly tilting down and to the right. The way the camera moves is enraging to say the least.Earlier I mentioned the problem with navigation, allow me to indulge with you the pure idiocy of the navigation system; the whole you are located within a city complete with skyscrapers and fog, the ONLY way to know ehere you are going is either by memory (more on that in a minute) or by birds in the sky. Those birds do not stick with you and tell you where you are going they just hover over where you are meant to be. Now do you see the purely stupid connection between fog, skyscrapers and small birds? Exactly, you can only see them when you are close. The whole game you have to run around the massive, bland (immersion problem again )city to hopefully find your way. It doesnt help that your character os only outfitted by his, presumably, somewhat crippled legs. In the top right section of the city there is a map, you can find that map by conveniently running around confused and running into it by chance, handy right? That map gives you three landmarks by which you can identify the city. Only three.Finally, people seem to have an issue with the art style of the game. I have to agree and disagree with them.Why I disagree with them: I personally see what the developers were going for, i find the look of the game very charming but not very well done. That brings me to why I can agree:The art style is very bland, the city has no sound, only about 7 buildings have any detail at all on them (the rest are just big, grey boxes) and the fog gets in the way more than it gives any aesthetic appeal.So as a summary, its nothing more than an unpolished, bland, unappealing mess. Which is a real shame.. **May be spelling errors because I'm tired and angry from playing this game**This game has been in development since 2013. For that couple of years in development, we have around a month of work, well, really lazy, unplanned work anyway. You pay around \u00a310 for an extension to something that had to be rushed in thought and it very much shows. The problems that existed a couple years ago are still here; not being able to navigate effectively, comedically bad controls, absolutely minimal explenation for what youre even doing or where you should go and a lack of anything that could immerse you. In fact thats my main problem with the game, it tries to be something immersive, an engaging noir experience but what you get for your \u00a310 is barely any sound, awful animations that were in the release a couple years ago and a camera that is constantly tilting down and to the right. The way the camera moves is enraging to say the least.Earlier I mentioned the problem with navigation, allow me to indulge with you the pure idiocy of the navigation system; the whole you are located within a city complete with skyscrapers and fog, the ONLY way to know ehere you are going is either by memory (more on that in a minute) or by birds in the sky. Those birds do not stick with you and tell you where you are going they just hover over where you are meant to be. Now do you see the purely stupid connection between fog, skyscrapers and small birds? Exactly, you can only see them when you are close. The whole game you have to run around the massive, bland (immersion problem again )city to hopefully find your way. It doesnt help that your character os only outfitted by his, presumably, somewhat crippled legs. In the top right section of the city there is a map, you can find that map by conveniently running around confused and running into it by chance, handy right? That map gives you three landmarks by which you can identify the city. Only three.Finally, people seem to have an issue with the art style of the game. I have to agree and disagree with them.Why I disagree with them: I personally see what the developers were going for, i find the look of the game very charming but not very well done. That brings me to why I can agree:The art style is very bland, the city has no sound, only about 7 buildings have any detail at all on them (the rest are just big, grey boxes) and the fog gets in the way more than it gives any aesthetic appeal.So as a summary, its nothing more than an unpolished, bland, unappealing mess. Which is a real shame.. Angels That Kill was killing me with it\u2019s ineptitude within five minutes.The game\u2019s city may have also been killed, because it certainly feels dead. It\u2019s bland, vacant and every area looks the same so navigation is frustrating. The map isn\u2019t very helpful because there\u2019s so few distinctive landmarks. Crows hover over your destination, thankfully, because that\u2019s the only way I could figure out where to go.The game\u2019s interiors are so dark that what little is there is difficult to see. There\u2019s not much to interact with, and I\u2019m not sure why there\u2019s an inventory at all, as I failed to find a single item I was able to take with me.Your character\u2019s movement is glacially slow - \u201crunning\u201d down the long empty roads is a chore. This is made even more irritating because you need to consume dumpster food to survive. You might spot a dumpster in the distance and traipse down the lane only to find that it's one you\u2019ve already scraped out. It\u2019s also disruptive and unnecessary, I had to leave a crime scene to find a garbage-meal before I collapsed where I stood and was forced through the whole scenario again, and I mean the entire chapter.Also, it ain\u2019t noire. Noire is more than rain and a monochromatic colour palette, it\u2019s a mood, one that is largely evoked by music, of which this game has almost none. When it does, it isn\u2019t noire.While the idea of playing as both suspect and pursuer is a good one, and some aspects of its minimalist presentation are appealing initially, very little else here works.