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Where Angels Cry

Medieval mystery adventure: investigate vanishing monks, Templar guards and a statue crying tears of blood in a remote Alpine monastery.

PRICE$9.99 USD
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About Where Angels Cry

Where Angels Cry from Cateia Games is a mystery puzzle adventure set in the Middle Ages.

Strange events are taking place in an isolated medieval monastery high in the Alps. Monks are vanishing without a trace, mysterious figures are seen running through the dark passages of the monastery in the still of the night, Templars have been assigned to stand watch – and there are even reports that a statue in the center of the village is crying tears of blood!

Explore the monastery and its surroundings, question its inhabitants, gather clues and solve puzzles to uncover what is really happening.

Some players describe it as closer to a classic point-and-click adventure than a pure hidden object game. It is fairly short and not very hard. A sequel, Where Angels Cry: Tears of the Fallen, continues the series.

Key features

Medieval mysteryInvestigate strange events in a monastery
ExplorationThe monastery and its surroundings
InterrogationQuestion the inhabitants
PuzzlesSolve them to uncover the truth
AtmosphereBeautiful scenery and music
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License and price

License type
Paid (with free trial)
Price
$9.99 USD

Good and keep in mind

Good

  • Beautiful landscapes and music
  • Intriguing medieval setting

Keep in mind

  • Short and fairly easy
  • More point-and-click than hidden object, despite the label

Frequently asked questions

What kind of game is Where Angels Cry?
A medieval mystery puzzle adventure set in an Alpine monastery.
What is the story?
Monks are disappearing, strange figures roam the monastery at night, and a village statue is said to cry tears of blood.
Is there a sequel?
Yes: Where Angels Cry: Tears of the Fallen.
Is it long or difficult?
It is fairly short and not very hard, according to player reviews.