Sunset Angels

Sunset Angels Sunset Angels puts you in the shoes of a former volleyball star turned coach. Plan tailored training, win trust, uncover hidden secrets, and face dark rivals in a choice-driven story.

Sunset Angels

Sunset Angels is a casual, story-driven game where your decisions shape how relationships and events unfold. Step into the role of the MC—a former volleyball star—whose life takes a surprising turn after a message arrives from old friends.

As the story unfolds, you’ll become the coach of an all-women’s volleyball team. Your job is to create training plans tailored to each girl’s strengths, habits, and personality, guiding them toward hard-earned wins. Along the way, you’ll uncover hidden pasts and private secrets, helping everyone face old wounds and connect on a deeper level—while unlocking a growing set of animated scenes.

The game is still receiving updates, including new story segments, additional characters, and more intimate animations. If you’re into narrative progression, team-building, and character-focused drama, this one is worth keeping an eye on.

Story

A former volleyball player gets pushed off the court after an injury, only to receive a message that changes everything. It’s from an old friend—who’s now the director of a small sports center in a quiet coastal town called Sunborn Bay.

They offer the protagonist a new role: coach. A fresh start, in a place where volleyball isn’t just a hobby—it’s part of daily life.

In the middle of summer, our protagonist reluctantly takes charge of a girls’ volleyball team. But the situation is messier than it first appears:

• Some players don’t respect him or take his training seriously.
• Others are locked in conflict with each other.
• One girl has real talent but struggles with discipline.



• Another lacks confidence and holds back at key moments.
• And above it all—there are rumors. Nobody wants to explain what really happened to the previous coach.

Meanwhile, a dark threat hangs over the sports center: rival forces who would love to see the whole operation collapse.

Can the protagonist bring the team together? Can he earn their trust, rebuild their chemistry, and push them to victory—possibly finding something meaningful along the way beyond just purpose?

Changelog

This version includes:

• A party with the team after the first Competition
• 8 new scenes added to the Gallery
• A new achievement
• Improved artwork compared to version 0.4
• Bug fixes (for example: a Gallery scene in the Sunset Angels folder not unlocking, missing sounds in the animated scene with Trixie, etc.)

Good news: progress from version 0.4 will be carried over to the upcoming version.

Player Comments

Positive feedback: Many players praise the story and artwork, and some highlight the protagonist’s personality and the amount of interaction across different topics—even in an NSFW context. One review also notes the game’s appeal in how it keeps players engaged as the narrative progresses.

Common criticisms: Some players feel the animated character avatars look identical during direct conversations, even when character still images look different. They suggest individually drawn assets for each character to better match the quality of the still scenes.

Other reviews mention that content may feel limited, and that the “gameplay” loop can become repetitive—focused on repeatedly cycling the same slow dialogue sequences to grind stats. Some players also criticize the visuals, describing the art style and lighting effects as looking artificial or overly “toy-like,” and others suggest the game may rely too heavily on AI-style output.

Summary

In Sunset Angels, a disgraced volleyball star returns to the court as a reluctant coach in the sun-soaked town of Sunborn Bay. Bring a fractured all-girls team through drama, rivalry, and buried secrets—while balancing romance, redemption, and a looming threat that could shatter everyone’s summer dreams.