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Fallen Angel

Review

This side-scrolling beat 'em up sends you through London's underground to dismantle a drug network by fighting armed thugs and locating hidden tickets.


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Platform
MS-DOS
Released
1989
Perspective
Side view
Visual
2D scrolling
Size
167.92 KB
Version
ANGEL.EXE
Rating
0 votes

About Fallen Angel

Fallen Angel is a side scrolling fighting game where the player controls a character of that name. The objective is to dismantle a drug network by locating its area leaders.

Gameplay involves navigating a series of London underground stations and trains, fighting armed opponents. Movement between stations is achieved by clearing a station of enemies and then boarding a train. Two key objectives must be met in each level: defeating the local boss and finding a plane ticket to progress. These can be accomplished in any order, and stations may be visited non sequentially.

The fallen angel employs a basic martial arts moveset of punches and kicks. Occasionally, weapons can be picked up from the environment to use against foes. The final confrontation with the area's ring leader always occurs in the last station of a level.

Fallen Angel Screenshots

9 images
Title screen
Flying into the first level
Uh oh, here come some bad guys!
Lost this fight
Fighting on a train
Who's this big character?
Choose the next train station to visit
The ring leader for the first level
Game over; enter your name into the high scores