Angels in Rome: Doomsday for PC

Features:
- Infinite game mode
- The game gets harder as you improve your score.
- Easy to learn to play
- Just tap to play
- Casual, no strings attached and free to play
- Beautiful graphics made by Artificial Intelligence
- Addictive soundtrack
- The game will get better and better as time goes by!

Story:

The sky above Rome was dark and foreboding, as if the very heavens were preparing for a great and terrible event. The people of the city looked up in fear and wonder, for they knew that this day, the angels would come to judge their souls.

For centuries, the people of Rome had lived in fear of the angels, for they were the servants of God, and their power was unimaginable. It was said that they could see into the hearts of men and women, and that nothing was hidden from their all-seeing eyes. But it was also rumored that the angels had the power to change reality itself, to reshape the world according to their will.

But now, the time had come for the angels to descend upon Rome and pass judgment on its inhabitants. The people gathered in the streets, their hearts heavy with fear and dread.

As the first rays of the morning sun peeked over the horizon, the people of Rome could see the angels descending from the sky. They were beautiful and terrifying, their wings shining with the light of a thousand stars.

The angels landed in the city's central square, and the people fell to their knees, begging for mercy. But the angels were unmoved. They began to move through the streets, their eyes burning with the fire of justice.

They went from house to house, from street to street, their judgment swift and sure. Some were sent to heaven, their souls pure and free. Others were cast into hell, their sins too great to be forgiven. And for those who had lived wicked and corrupt lives, the angels used their power to change reality itself, twisting the world around them to reflect the darkness of their souls.

The people of Rome watched in horror as the angels passed judgment on their friends and neighbors. They knew that their own turn was coming, and they trembled with fear.

But in the end, it was the wicked and the corrupt who suffered the most. The angels showed no mercy to those who had betrayed their fellow man, and they were cast into the depths of hell to suffer for eternity.

The people of Rome were filled with awe and reverence as the angels left their city, their work done. They knew that they had been judged, and that their fate was sealed. And they thanked the heavens for the mercy of the angels, and the justice of God.