ArchAngel: Hellfire

Skydance Interactive · Aug 3, 2017

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Archangel Hellfire is the unholy union of godlike mech weaponry and infernal team deathmatch gameplay. This intense, free roaming shooter has you pilot massive weapons of death, armed to the teeth, fighting for our future.

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Critic 7.7 (5 critics) · Gamer 6.6

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Shacknews
Charles Singletary Jr · Aug 02, 2018
8.0
The bar for quality VR shooters has been officially set. Skydance Interactive is already doing well and expanding into other series, like the upcoming Walking Dead VR game, but my hope is that an Archangel sequel will embrace the full freedom introduced in Hellfire and find a way to mesh it with a quality single-player campaign.
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GameSpew
Richard Seagrave · Jul 25, 2018
8.0
Overall then, while Archangel: Hellfire‘s single player mode is undoubtedly entertaining, its multiplayer modes are where the game really comes into its own. By allowing free movement, it really feels like it’s giving you control of your very own mech; a walking mass of destruction. It’s just a shame that its multiplayer modes aren’t all that active at the moment.
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COGconnected
Felix Wong · Jul 24, 2018
6.5
Archangel: Hellfire may be exactly up your alley if you’re looking for a pick-up-and-play VR shooter. With the PvP mode now free for all Vive and Oculus Rift users, there’s really no reason to not try it out for yourself. Owners of Archangel receive access to the PvE co-operative mode along with some bonus skins. But for players like me who seek more depth in multiplayer shooters, you may not find much lasting appeal in Hellfire.
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David Jagneaux · Jul 17, 2018
8.0
Archangel: Hellfire is the most fun I’ve had inside of a VR mech to date. The multiplayer action is top-notch with a ton of build variety and extreme differences in playstyles between each type of mech and maps are just big enough to really showcase the scale of combat. While the co-op mode is a bit lackluster with only one map and simple waves of enemies, it provides a good training ground to loosen up before PvP.
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Cubed3
Chris Leebody · Aug 04, 2018
8.0
Within the VR community, a mech title is something that is regularly touted as being something that could bring the best out of the platform. On the evidence of Archangel: Hellfire, this is certainly the case. The production values in the single-player campaign do a fine job of rivalling Skydance Interactive's movie arm, and the graphical fidelity and scale is impressive.
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