Closed Beta

Get In Early. Help Build It.

Sin of Angels is heading into a closed beta. A limited crew gets in first, plays the game, and calls out what breaks so we can fix it before the wider release. Drop your email for a shot at a seat.

You're on the list.

We'll email the crew we pull in for the closed beta. Seats are limited, so keep an eye on your inbox.

  • The beta is a small, invite-only group. Getting on the list is a chance at a seat, not a guarantee.
  • Beta players get in before release and report bugs so we can fix them for launch.
  • We'll follow up by email to ask how you heard about us. That's it, no spam.

Not concept art

This Is the Actual Game

Real screens from Sin of Angels, not mockups. This is what a beta seat gets you.

Portrait phone screenshot of the Sin of Angels companion app showing round 1 of 6 in the Orders phase, four gang cards, and the Angels MC panel reading 'Your turn, issue one order,' with resource chips, five crew members in the clubhouse, and buttons for Recruit, Promote, Signature Move, Sit Tight, Trade, and End My Turn.

Your Phone, Your Turn

The real companion-app screen you play from, round 1 of 6.

Screenshot of a Sin of Angels turn panel showing the Angels MC crew roster with five members in the clubhouse, resource chips, and options to bring in or promote crew, illustrating the engine-building loop that fans of Splendor's card-and-resource engine will recognize.

Build Your Crew

The real roster panel: crew, resources, and every option live on one screen.

Night aerial screenshot of the Sin of Angels board with six gang bars across the top -- The Triad, Hollow Riders MC, The Bandits, Angels MC, Los Lobos MC, and The Grape Street Crips -- during the Claim Orders phase, with Sites including Black Anchor Tattoo and Late Nite Video.

Six Gangs, One Board

A full table mid-match, every gang's standing across the top.

Two dice rest on the street with a score banner for each of the two rival gangs, showing how a head-to-head Brawl gets decided in the Sin of Angels browser game.

How a Brawl Ends

Two dice on the street and a score banner per gang. That is the whole resolution.