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Sacra Terra: Angelic Night
Developer Alawar Casual
Use your cunning to defeat the demons of the Seven Deadly Sins and rescue humanity from destruction! From the Steam store page
187 reactions from 1 source (Steam reviews) · newest Aug 30, 2026 · last updated Oct 8, 2026 · How this works
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86
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95% range 80–90%
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Steam's own rating
Very Positive
386 of 446 reviews positive (all languages, per Valve)
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60 of 187 · most liked firstSacra Terra: Angelic Night (IHOG) January, 2018 review I originally played and reviewed this game in 2012. I felt that Angelic Night was one of the best IHOG's I'd ever played at the time, and that feeling remains unchanged. Options include separate sliders for Music, Sound Effects and Ambients, Resolution up to 1600x1200, Full screen, Wide screen and Custom/Windows cursor. You can choose from Casual or Expert mode once you've started the game and get through the skippable cutscene. The…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A classic hidden objects game with a good story. The main character wakes up in a creepy hospital where everything relies on him to defeat the Seven Deadly Sins demons. The game is simple and has tons of hidden objects scenes. Mini games were easy and fun to solve. What I didn't like was the lack of teleportation in the map, there is a lot of backtracking. I give all of my points to the graphics of this game, it is pretty, however, the main character's design is really bad. Music was OK,…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Waking up in a strange hospital, you're confronted to the Seven Demons of Sins. Guided by an angel, it's up to you to save Sacra Terra from damnation. The plot is really interesting: you're in a dark ambiance, yet, the presence of Angel is the light of the game. The fact that you have to find a way to free the souls that were taken by the Sins is a nice challenge. It is also a nice challenge to find your way around, because the map can't be used for fast travel - which can be annoying at the…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Short version: 66% Sacra Terra is recommended for those hidden object game players who want a longer game for their money with higher average difficulty. Not recommended for those who are prone to get bored when nothing is happening in their games. Long version: Sacra Terra: Angelic Night doesn’t seem bad at first– it’s a quite large hidden object game with over 40 screens (and another 12 in the bonus chapter) of good-looking and detailed art. The hidden object scenes are sometimes a little…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The game presents stunning visuals and effects, especially during the intro – watching the lively hallway burning into rust prior to the game starting really gave me shivers. The effects are nicely made for interactions you made using the mouse, or to simply make the scene look more alive. It was a near cinematic experience, seeing the cut-scenes too. The graphics are also similar to Lost Lands: A Hidden Object but with the addition of more puzzles, and a progressive game play. The more…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Older game. Sheep ton of H.O. scenes. No fast-travel and due its age, not well optimized -> Which can cause issues. It's a cheap game with no Steam Achievements. It depends on what you really want. If all you care about is doing a lot of "Find This Thing"... You've come to the right place. I can't hate on an old game... I just can't finish it due to overheating issues. *shrugs* --------------------------------------- Update: Finally got to finish it! It was pretty good. I am glad…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It is not a great but also not a bad hidden object game. It did feel like it dragged on a bit and it is badly missing a map where you can teleport between locations, but other than that I don't have too much to complain about. Works fine on Linux with Proton (6.3-4), just freezes for a few seconds when tabbing in, but after that works without issues.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Creepy as heck, but very nicely put together. There's something satisfying about having to defeat the seven deadly sins. This is an older game, and it shows in things like the lack of wide-screen, and no map. BUT the actual hidden object scenes are good, the story is good (if done in a minimalist style), and the controls themselves work fine (I've played a number of games that are 3-4 years newer with much clunkier UIs). Other than the lack of a map - and there is some running around - this…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Short and occasionally sweet HOG. I got it cheap, so I can't complain. A 60/100 effort. The good Bright, snappy visuals HO scenes are well made Gives a good sense of progression as you go further into it The bad No map Minimal replay value Story is borderline ridiculous Average entry into the HOG canon
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →No. No, this is just dumb. And I like hidden object games. "Sacra Terra: Angelic Night". In which an angel powered by "the light" (?) whose abusive parents (??) summoned demons from hell via a runic circle by not properly doing the wizardry ritual (3X ??? COMBO) recruits your ambiguous player character to find a bunch of hidden objects and do some puzzles to send demons representing the seven deadly sins (including "ire", because maybe "wrath" was too hardcore) back to hell. Highlights…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This was one of my favorite game when I was a kid. The art style the story everything was perfect! I love this game so much wish they can make more of this game series
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I'm speechless. Such a great hidden object game. Very good impression from the first seconds. And it's from 2011? - Unbelievable! It's ancient, but still so great. Visuals, animations, special effects, cutscenes are very good. Especially for HOGs. Story is both thrilling and tragic. Music is exceptionally good and fits local grim atmosphere very well. And it captivates from the first chords. There is some good variety of puzzles and min-games (some of them I see the first time) and a lot of…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I picked this up because I love hidden object games and it was a reasonable price. Like most such games, the story was a bit more simplistic than I usually prefer. Nevertheless, the artwork was engaging and the puzzles amusing enough to provide a good distraction. I did have some technical issues, such as my computer freezing up when I tried to access the Steam Overlay (I was playing in fullscreen), but since I didn't lose any progress when I restarted and relaunched, it wasn't really a huge…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Wow what a fun game. Brilliant graphics and sound. A interesting story. Its very creepy and intense. I really liked that the main character is a guy instead of a women. Makes for a nice change of pace. Its also a very long game for a HOG. One of the reasons its long is because their is no fast travel to scenes. Their is a map but you cant just click on the location. You need to walk to every location. The only downside is it doesnt support hi resolution screen size. So you have put up with…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Quite boring, but still enjoyable! I doubt I'll say anything new, but here it goes... Good sides: - standard HOG length (between 3-4 hours) - bonus chapter - build-in guide - fine 3D animations - low price Neutral: - average looking scenes - map is available, but no teleport (shortcuts) - lack of achievements - music is not all... but it seems boring after 2 hours of playing Bad sides: - boring story... I'm tired of all "ghosts" and "religion" kind of stuff... - no voice acting at all, so…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Not exactly bad, but average and uninteresting in every aspect. Item usage is random and requires a lot of backtracking. The hidden-object scenes have no variablity and are re-activated during the game for no reason. And the story is just bland and boring. There are so many hidden-object games better than this.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I absolutely loved this game and was ever grateful to have gotten it at the low price of $0.59. I would've beaten it in one playthrough but i had to be an adult for awhile and not geek out. Pros -Beautiful soundtrack that doesnt overwhelm you but adds to the atmosphere perfectly -The artwork for the game -The storyline was very well done. - Great use of a scene. Allowing for more than just finding an object but putting it to great use - how objects are hidden throughtout the picture plane…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A very enjoyable classic hidden-object adventure. The atmosphere is creepy without being too scary, and the supernatural storyline kept me curious about what would happen next. The hidden-object scenes and puzzles are fun, although the difficulty is fairly low. It's definitely an older game, but if you enjoy classic hidden-object adventures, I think it's worth giving a chance. Enjoy :)
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Enjoyable but not the best I've ever played. Graphics are good, puzzles are generally decent and there's a strategy guide to walk you through if you get stuck. However, there's no map (and therefore no fast travel). Hidden-object scenes are plentiful, but the objects are all so tiny that it can be hard to work out what they're meant to be, adding a certain amount of frustration. Also, it's one of those games where British players should note that a "birdie" means a shuttlecock. This can be…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Interesting story and genuinely scary at times. Seven deadly sins theme that begins in a dilapidated mental hospital that's been abandoned. Soundtrack is peppered by screams of pains, moans, and people coughing for some reason. Images are scary, particularly when you meet the demons who represent each of the sins. Unfortunately, the game degenerates at the midway point into one HO after another. It felt like the developers lost creative steam and didn't know how else to give us the items needed…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →One of those badly translated games that doesn't know the difference between a shovel and a trowel. So, not only are you looking for items in the HO scenes, you're trying to guess what the translator thinks they're called in English. Game is old now, you probably bought it in a bundle, you might like it, I didn't
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Hey everyone and this is my review about the game! This is a Hidden object puzzle game. Interface/Menu/Settings Video Settings information. There are not a lot of resolution sizes available. You can play in fullscreen mode and windowed mode. You can only play in windowed mode in a lower resolution size. You are able to toggle widescreen in fullscreen mode. Volume Settings Information. There is a music volume slidebar available. There is a sound effect…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Sacra Terra: Angelic Night is an above-average Hidden Object Game mired in its time - it’s nutty and flitty and sometimes barely coherent, and as I played (it’s a little too long, I think) I could almost hear the devs and designers chuckling as they kitchen-sinked every possible demonic twist and effect into their lunatic scenes. The excessive over-stuffery actually makes the game a little hard to get hold of, as the scenes tend to be disjointed (every one is a set piece, after all) and it’s…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →this is an better than average hog and adventure game. İt's an quite long game too. i recommended!
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This is an atmospheric, spooky little hidden-object game. In it, you wake in a hospital (perhaps a mental hospital) that has become the new home for a bunch of demons from Hell. Literally. Apparently, someone decided to try an old ritual and it went bad (don't they always?). And now, you have been chosen by a girl named Angel (or her spirit) to reverse the situation. Lucky you. You will need to find all the items you need, though. I mean, you are dressed in a hospital gown... The HO puzzles…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The first two bosses were interesting and challenging but as the game progressed they started being pretty pathetic. The story felt like an excuse for things to happen to you. The game doesn't really tell you what you're supposed to do or in what order so you end up going in circles or just clicking on the hints nonstop. You search through the same item search, it gets extremely repetitive after a while there is not much variety at all. Your character takes notes, but they don't feel like they…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I really can't say enough good things about this game...the story line is really engaging and pretty original, a unique variant on the "haunted asylum" trope but far from cliche. The art in this game - especially the hidden objects- is terrific eye candy too...and I call it "art" because it is so beautiful to look at, so evocative and interesting. Despite the simple point and click interface, it is an immersive and fascinating setting. Personally, I find the thought and creativity that is…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I recommend this game if you're into point and clicks. This is keeping true to the genre, and therefore not much action is going on :-) The seven deadly sins has always been a topic that works on almost any media and Sacra Terra: Angelic Night is no exception. The story is good,the personification of the deadly sins I really liked! And it's a fairly long game for the point and click genre. At no point did I think it was getting trivial or predictable. All in all a good expierience.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Graphics: 9/10 History: 10/10 Gameplay: 9/10 Sounds: 9/10 Replayability: 10/10 Final Consideration: Wow, i have no words seeing this alawar games here on steam,played before steam many many hidden object games,and seeing this game here is amazing! played before and in the steam this game keeps awesome! Like the other game,hidden object 4 in 1,i played before steam,because this my time of gameplay is small! Very Recommended
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Puzzles: 3/5 – Not super unique or hard, but not bad. Perhaps I'm a bit too picky on the puzzles... HOGs 4/5- Some very excellent areas, I actually had to spend some time to find things instead of finding everything in a couple minutes. Story: 4/5 – Good for a casual game, 7 deadly sins are always fun. I actually cared what happened in the story rather than just searching for the next puzzle. I did feel like the end was a bit rushed. Graphics: 4/5- Very nice drawings and areas, unique as…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Sacra Terra: Angelic Night is a HOG that sticks to the tried and tested supernatural theme that the genre is addicted to. You wake up in a hospital bed to find the complex you are in has been taken over by demons based on the seven deadly sins, and with the help of the murdered daughter of the administrator who now just happens to be an angel, you have to defeat the demons one by one. The Good. The story is pretty strong and keeps you interested. The cutscenes are excellent, and there are lots…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This is one of the best hidden-object games on Steam and should be played by any fan of the genre. The game is gorgeously painted and animated, and though the story isn't especially deep, it's well told through the visual mood and gameplay. The scenarios aren't very diverse, but they fit together to a convincing whole: you will get to know the mental hospital quite well by the time you finish the game! It's nice and long, with plenty of perfectly balanced and pretty hidden-object scenes, and…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I'll have to agree with most of the negative reviews as far as there are certainly better "HIdden Object Games" out there. This one is not bad, but it is not good either. My main issue with the game is the darkness of the scenes, that I cannot adjust gamma for, so I cannot even see some items. The only way to see them is to use the hint and it shows where the item is but I cannot see it. I just have to click on the spot. No one else mentioned that so maybe it is only my computer. You can…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Review Key dos brode Our reviews are simple,direct to the point that interests,an overall quality of the game and a final consideration. Game: Sacra Terra: Angelic Night Genre: Casual Graphics: 9/10 History: 10/10 Gameplay: 9/10 Sounds: 9/10 Replayability: 10/10 Final Consideration: Wow, i have no words seeing this alawar games here on steam,played before steam many many hidden object games,and seeing this game here is amazing! played before and in the steam this game keeps awesome! Like…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The graphic is really awesome compare to any HOG games I played. Almost every items in the room such as painting and furniture can be clicked to see the text, the devs are really paying attention to details. The later part of the game lacks of this text though. Maybe the devs ran out of idea or they forgot about it. The minigames are also fun. The BGM is perfectly fit to the game scene. The gameplay is long and there is an addition of bonus game after the main game is finished. There is also…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Sacra Terra: Angelic Night is not the worst hidden object game I have ever played, but I just don't feel like it's worth your time. Poor translations, a really dated and subpar navigation system, and a puzzling story really make this just kind of average. The art, the atmosphere, and the puzzles for the most part are all serviceable. There are cutscenes in the game that are well animated. This takes place in a rundown asylum or hospital of some kind, and the setting and environments were…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →love Alawar games they are cute, kind of funny, and very stress release thank you
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →These early hidden object games might have been novel and interesting back in their day, but they tend to age horribly. Sacra Terra especially stands out with its terrible hidden object scenes, with the visuals being a mess and the names of the objects sometimes quite misleading. I tried, but I eventually had to give up.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Alawar is great, but I think this is the best HO game they've done. Interesting/different puzzles, super artwork, creepy, fun story, and they used the entire map repeatedly, not just once. And the bonus was fun, too!
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The only thing make this game boring is there are no dialogue to each individuals in the game.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I'm looking at my playtime for this and it only says 3 hours and I'm kinda surprised. It felt like longer when I was playing it. This is another great Alawar hidden object adventure game. This time you're a patient in a decrepit insane asylum and you have to do battle with the 7 deadly sins to escape. It was really good. My biggest gripe with it was that there IS a map, a really well put together map too that actually looks like a map of the insane asylum, but unlike a lot of these other…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Backtracking galore.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It is alright. I would not give it quite the glowing review others have. It does feel like towards the end the devs just wanted to finish it and did not put the same effort into it as before. Also, the bonus really did not make sense to me. Maybe I missed some thing.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →If you're into practically every room you enter having a hidden object puzzle, you'll like this game. But it was the same puzzles over and over and very little time figuring things out. Just lots and lots and lots of puzzles. I was randomly clicking by the end just to get through them.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It's a good looking game with an interesting story. The main complaint I have is that you have a map, but can't use it to travel, so there is a LOT of walking back and forth from place to place which can become maddening.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →an ok HOG. pros. ok story ok graphics bonus story cons. no voice acting short.(around 2 and half hours for the main story and around 30 minutes for the bonus story) no fast. travel you do a lot of back tracking in this game. a lot. reuses all of the HO scenes many times. easy puzzles i barely recommend this one as it does get boring after sometime but it catches up after. 5/10 for the game +1 for the cards 6/10
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This is the best HO game I've ever played! (It's also the only one) Great, but a bit rushed at the end! 69/134
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →completed it in 1 to 2 hours and I didnt even know you can use the map/barely used hints, bad story and not worth the price, if you really like these kind of games, go get another one
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Classic HOG that set the bar for presentation and puzzle types back in its day. No longer groundbreaking, but still worth playing today!
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This is the first HOG I ever played and it helped me find the charm of these games. It is still my favorite game even though i have played a lot of games which I really loved. Music/soundeffects I love the music. Even if the music isnt as variable as in some others games it fits the situation and helps you get a good feel into the story. Art The Art is just beatiful. Not only in the HOP but also overall while you travel trough the whole world(hospital) it is made with sensitivity and love.…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →https://youtu.be/hfJ847FO5_k While the opening video has a lot going on the story is abruptly reduced to barely a trickle once play starts. Puzzles tend to be on the simple side with many solvable by a little brute force.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This could have been a great game but they decided to make primarily a hidden object game. If they reduced the amount of hidden object games by tnine tenths, it would have been great. As it is, everytime you turn around there's a stupid mindless HOG to slog through. Very annoying.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This one took longer to complete than other HOs I've played. Content was nice. Puzzles were challenging. The bonus story was a bit confusing, but I think I got the general gist of it.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Intriguing storyline, sharp graphics, not expensive, definitely a great value game.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This is one of the better P&C/HOG's of it's type I've played in a while. Although the cutscenes were slightly blurry for me, all the other graphics were crisp. The art, gameplay, storyline, and voice acting were all pretty good. The one exception for me was whenever the Angel character would appear, they would literally say, "Aaaaannnngeeeelllll..." in a whispered reverb that almost seemed as if they meant it to be comical - except that it was clear that was not their intent. Although there was…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Pretty decent HO game for the price, solid animations with decent scenes and puzzles.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Good music; good art; compelling storyline; logical puzzles - I enjoyed this very much. The hidden objects challenging without being frustrating, and at each stage, I was eager to find out what happened next. This game avoided the often-creepy side of horror mental hospital settings; the focus was on the angel/demon storyline rather than gore or psychological trauma. (There are bits of both, but they're background details.) However, the negative reviews all have valid points - there's no…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Seven Deadly Sins, Seven Ways To Win... Sacra Terra is a story about the seven deadly sins, and the protagonists quest (the player) to defeat them before they can bring doom to earth. Graphics: + The graphics are well developed and at least they catch the atmosphere of the game. Sound: + Atmospheric sound, although you hear that there isn't much of variance between the sounds and the music. Some of the atmosphere is produced by crying children and desperatly screaming and yelling people...…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →When I was a kid, I constantly played games like these, point and click, hidden object games. Just endlessly. That was Alawar’s specialty, and I was always playing games published by them. Sacra Terra was both my first and my favorite game in this subgenre. After this game, I just played everything I could get my hands on, the Drawn series, the House of 1000 Doors series, various lesser known titles like Children of Silence, Tormentum, and many others whose names I can’t remember. This company…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Pretty solid! Mechanically, aesthetically, and tonally, it's indistinguishable from most other hidden object games, but it's pretty light on the irritants that so often plague this genre (awful puzzles, poorly communicated objectives, technical issues). It's formulaic and functional, and yes, in this category, that's a positive review. If you like these games, sure, whatever, you'll like this one, too. If you don't, it won't changer your mind.
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