Seven: Enhanced Edition

The game runs really well on an I3 with 8gb of ram and decent grafix card. Im running everything on high to epic at 1920 x 1080 controller support functions well keyboard and mouse also. Story is decent so far and the scope of the game is well done for an isometric view. Gameplay ....9/10 Graphics ....8/10 Controls ....9/10

Discovered this game by chance in a facebook post from GOG. Screenshots and images immediately got me interested. After a few more screenshots and videos, I just bought this game and boy, am I glad I did! I really like this game! The game has a huge open world which takes tens of hours to completely explore & discover every discoverable thing. The world is extremely detailed and one comes across many side quests and interesting details. The game world is also pretty diverse. You got swamps, middle-ages-like towns. sci-fi-like compounds, technological ruins, and many more areas. I like the voice acting, there is plenty of it and the voices are varied and have pleasant accents (more British-sounding than American, not that one of them would better or worse than the other, of course!). You meet a lot of NPC's, animals and monsters. You got what feels like hundreds of various items (weapons, books, various items you can salvage and use for crafting / upgrading, food, clothes, armor, healing/energy syringes, etc etc). You need to learn a lot of stuff, of course, like fighting, crafting, choosing skills etc, but once you get into all of that, the experience is incredibly rewarding! Many times you can choose between fighting and sneaking, there are plenty of ways how to approach any given situation. I also think the main quest and also the side quests are very well done. What I don't like is that sometimes the interface can be quite confusing to navigate / find what you're looking for and there are a few bugs (the game crashes from time to time. For me it's crashing about once every 2 hrs on average). I like the lore a lot, the stories the game tells are captivating and I like the overall art style of the game very much. I definitely recommend Seven: The Days Long Gone!

It's just a very good game. If you like the RPG genre and stealth in an isometric perspective this is your game. And better now that it's 75% off. There is no excuse not to try this master thief!

10/10

I bought Seven The Days Long Gone partly for many reasons, but clearly, a few things made me buy it at launch. I have hundreds of games in my collection and I hate to say it, but it's extremely rare I get any games at launch. So why this one ? 1. Indy : I love indy developers, I think they stand out. 2. GoG : It's on GoG, so it's already awesome. No DRM bullshit, the dev has trust in his game and don't need 25 layers of DRM protection to sell the game. 3. The game looks and feels awesome, and to be fair, we never have enough RPGs. 4. Obviously, I read about it, so I didn't buy it only for 1,2 and 3. Now, well, I always have my worries when I launch a new game, especially and Indie game. Gaming on an Ultra Wide Monitor, you never really know if your shiny monitor is going to be supported, and who can blame developers not supporting less than 1% of their playerbase ? Well, not them, Ultra Wide is supported straight out of the box, and on top of that, you truly have PC options. Resolution Scaling ? You name it you have it. Arbitratry locked framerate ? (so, I can lock it to 99 FPS, just below the Vsync limit of my GSync monitor), you have it. This looks gorgeous, performs gorgeously too. In other terms, it's a genuine and true PC experience. It plays and feel fantastic, keep it guys, I'm definitely keeping an eye on this development team from now on !