Seven: Enhanced Edition

This is pure fun for anybody who likes a huge open world, exploration, freedom of choice (so many ways to solve things), innovative game mechanics, good action, a great art design, good voice acting & story and verticality. Never played a mix like that. Stealth is important, but at the same time the game is full of action. It's like a good Assasins Creed, but with with real RPG features. Actually it is even more like the original Deus Ex with an isometric view. The skill system is nothing what you have seen before, but it works. It's just amazing to explore this world and to unfold the main story and tons of side quests. After a rocky start last in December 2017 the game is now fully playable without significant bugs. Big recommendation!

If you go in with an open mind and for example just wield some axe instead of trying to hide corpses this has awesome gameplay and one hell of a rich story and character-filled scifi world. The current Version 1.2.1 is very polished and all in all a true PC game.

But I can't. Yes, I love parkour and stealth in this game and it was fun for a while just sneaking everywhere. But. Enemies not really good at spotting you and will not be searching for you for too long. And if you fight them they are not really good ether, Well, this is not something bad actually. And. Basically you can cheese any enemy. Not fast may be, but it will not be hard. And I have not used any abilities or consumable items at all. Once I tried to use a grenade and it have done close to none damage. So I just cheese enemies with double daggers stun and polymer crossbow. Also. There are a lot or garbage loot in this game and crafting system that is not needed. And if there are a lot of loot in a game there should be some traders. But they have close to none money and you end up with a bunch of loot. And you don't really need money for something. And you also do not need this upgrade recipes. And other "action-rpg fillers". But exploring was fun. For some time. Then I stopped enjoying same jumps and climbs and avoiding different enemies in same manner all the time. And it is not like there were no different things here and there, but I've definitely seen it a lot elsewhere. Why I really dropped this game? Well, there is a quest in which you go to several locations collecting parts of code. It was too long by itself, but when I came to a door where I should use this code I were not remembering a thing and also there were no record left of this code pieces. Do it all again? Nah, I'm good. I had enough fun so this is it.

What starts off as a simplified isometric stealth game quickly morphs into an overly complex RPG with lots of conversations, trading, wandering around and combat, but not a lot of stealth. Artistically it’s very stylish and has a good setting with plenty of depth and what could be a very interesting world to explore, but the game is a bit too awkward to play. The menus are quite fiddly, the isometric angle and controls makes simple tasks difficult, It’s not as smooth as it could be, the audio / voices is frequently buggy with characters talking over each other and the AI seem particularly dumb and simple, often sprinting on their patrol paths or not giving chase at all. Side quests are far too long and convoluted and significantly slow down the main plot of the game, the upgrade, trading and crafting systems are unclear and combat is nothing more than attack spam with no finesse or option to utilise any potentially good abilities. Which is a shame, as once you get past all of these issues and the game gets going, it can be pretty good. The central story isn’t as strong as it could be, but the setting is deep and rich with lore, although it doesn’t seem to stick to its prison planet theme for very long. There’s plenty of content and customisation options, the world and plot is expansive with multiple warring factions and different types of enemies, but actually navigating it can be a chore due to the stacked architecture, frequent chasms and poor fast travel system. Getting the multiple endings offers some replay value and overall, I found it entertaining enough, but it wasn’t always fun.

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