SEVEN The Days Long Gone From a technical standpoint, Shadow Warrior 2 is the most beautiful game I've seen at PAX East, but when we talk design and scope, Seven: The Days Long Gone is even more amazing. Its tiny, isometrically designed world creates the feeling that I'm floating over a model world floating above the bottom of an airplane hanger, filled with tiny lights, rivers, smoke machines, and animatronics. Download SEVEN The Days Long Gone for PC As her frail little hero, I clambered around pipes and through windows, up and down a vertical city that looks like ruins upon ruins, with concrete and metal and serpentine tree roots intertwined looks. As I handed the controller over to an experienced developer, he snuck out of the city and into the wilderness of the prison island of Seven, through toxic waste and past deep ravines.
From the start, players can go anywhere as long as they are not caught without the necessary papers. As a prisoner on this island, your rights are limited, but you are also a master thief. So if you want to do a sidequest to earn a visa to travel to a new place you can do that, but if you want to go into the visa office and assassinate the agents there to steal one, that is cool to. Or you can just climb over the walls. Developer fool theory includes some former Witcher 3 developers, and the experience is evident even though it's early days for seven. I've struggled with a simple real-time combat lock-on and start hitting 'em up with melee and ranged weapons—but don't see anything more advanced than simple combos. How character progression could work if it's character stats is unclear. And how free we'll be to finish the main storyline, our path isn't decided either. I asked if we could kill vital NPCs and didn't get an answer that way.
CPU: Core i5-650 3.2GHz / Athlon II X4 610e
GPU: GeForce GT 640 v3 / Radeon HD 5570 1024MB
RAM: 4 GB
OS: Win 7 64
DX: DX 11
HDD: 4 GB
SEVEN The Days Long Gone takes place many years after the war between the ancients and the demons that left civilization in ruins. There are many remnants of advanced technology in the world, but at the same time, the superstitions typical of the Middle Ages are spreading. One day, Durgun appears - the inspired prophet who heads the Vetrall Empire. His goal is to find a way to reach heavenly paradise.
In SEVEN The Days Long Gone we play the role of Teriel, once a very promising member of the Thieves Guild, who - being fed up with restrictive rules - decided to act on his own and never regretted his decision. The protagonist, with the help of an old friend, makes a daring break-in into a certain property. Already on good morning, the developers from Fool's Theory and IMGN.pro have released a whole set of gadgets and traps, thanks to which we can deal with the guards. At this point, the game is tempting and promises you that there will be even more fun with various tricks, although we will have to work a bit to unlock them.
SEVEN The Days Long Gone Not everything goes as planned and Teriel is sent to the prison island of Peh. There, deprived of weapons and other toys useful in the thieving trade, he has to start practically from scratch. Before we can fully use his abilities again, we will travel the length and breadth of the Peh. The island, as you can guess, is not one of the most pleasant places. In addition to the guards strictly controlling the life of the community, we find here various gangs. Some are trying to operate in secret, manipulate the inhabitants and expand their spheres of influence, others are ordinary bandits and murderers who have only one goal in common - anarchy. However, we will not simply try to find ourselves in this reality, as the protagonist is given a very important task. He carries out this mission ... for the demon named Artanak, by whom he was possessed. Teriel has options - he must obey and follow his orders.
