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Heaven's Hope

Mosaic Mask Studios · Feb 25, 2016

PC

Rating pending

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Heaven's Hope tells the story of the Angel Talorel, who has literally fallen from Heaven. He is now stranded on Earth in the 19th century next to a town called Heaven's Hope, having lost his halo and his wings. His goal is to now to find a way back home. But our world is strange for an Angel, so Talorel needs advice from his old friends in heaven and from some new and unlikely companions that he will meet on his adventure.

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Critic 6.8 (4 critics) · Gamer 8.2

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  • Game Grin

    Gary “Dominoid” Sheppard · Mar 07, 2016

    6.5
    Overall, it’s a good start to the career of a company that seem to be a promising up-and-coming new developer. It might not be the finest adventure ever, but for a first game, it does a really good job. I enjoyed it a fair bit, enough so that I played to completion rather than just long enough to be able to review it. If you want a game that’s reminiscent of the point-and-clicks of old, with a quaint feel to it and a decent, if somewhat derivative, sense of humour, then this isn’t a bad one to pick up.
  • Game Reactor

    Samantha Allard · Feb 26, 2016

    6.0
    Heaven's Hope had a lot of potential. Alas glitches and its technical shortcomings let it down a little (although these may well be fixed at a later date), and the voice acting wasn't always to the standard we wanted. As it stands Heaven's Hope is certainly quite enjoyable, but its problems stop it from being the great game we think it could have been with a bit more care.
  • Cubed3

    Adam Riley · Feb 23, 2016

    6.0
    For all the niggling little flaws faced throughout, Heaven's Hope still retains more than enough oomph to keep the adventure from grinding to a complete halt. Sadly, it is lacking the promised humour, yet the smart puzzles, and variety included, make for an intriguing journey, albeit a frustrating one at times as the order things must be completed can be too restrictive.

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