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Posted March 26, 2019
Seven: The Days Long Gone’s open-world role-playing nature impressed critics and consumers alike back in 2017. With a wealth of skills to utilize, characters to interact with and areas to explore, there was a wealth of content to enjoy. With the release of Drowned Past free DLC, level of content becomes even bigger.

Seven: Drowned Past is a free expansion that goes beyond the setting of The Days Long Gone, descending into the depths of the oceans below. This 7 hour plus experience will see the master thief Teriel team up with a band of vagabonds known as the Enclave. Together, they seek out riches they believe to be hidden within a mythological sunken vessel. As they’ll come to find out, sometimes things should stay hidden.

To celebrate the release of new expansion, we’re currently offering Seven: Enhanced Edition 40% off until April 2nd, 11 AM UTC.

If isometric, Thief-inspired, RPGs are your thing, look no further!
Posted March 26, 2019
This game has a surprising amount of story quests, the setting is also quite futuristic and the camera/parcour-control/verticality is spot on. Judging from the trailers I first thought this would be a primary medieval hide'n'seek game with random generated quests, boy was I wrong this has real great world-building and you can just kill everybody if you want.
I agree it's underrated. Has a few rough edges like too much crap loot/crafting but you can just ignore these parts, you can just go for the interesting/crafted stuff marked on the excellent map.
This is as much oldschool PC game as it gets, nothing is dumbed down so you feel great when you find out what route to take or on which height level that thing marked on your map actually is.
Post edited March 26, 2019 by AlienMind
Posted March 26, 2019
Unfortunate that the developer is unfamiliar enough with the GOG system to be able to add achievements.
Posted March 27, 2019
I have bought the game... temptation was too strong ;)

But... there is no changelog for update even on game card [last version that has list of changes is 1.2.0.1 from October]...

It is strange... my guess is that there are no actual improvements [or minimal ones] to quality of the game... just Drowned Past added...
Posted March 27, 2019
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ScarletEmerald: The "enhancement" is the DLC content itself, which seems to be a pretty massive enhancement.
Yeah, IK that. Now. I wasn't aware (before) that the DLC was not previously available for download to begin with. I thought they just took an existing DLC and put it together with the base game and call it "enhanced". And that would've been lazy as hell IMO. Hence my QUESTION. Instead of going for the knife-to-throat approach sometimes it's better to just answer a damn question and clear any doubts instead of just being a smart4ss, like the guy below you.

My mistake then. I have a better understanding of the whole situation now. Not thanks to GOG's "community" though that seems full of oversensitive individuals. But hey, live & learn, huh?
Posted March 27, 2019
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ScarletEmerald: The "enhancement" is the DLC content itself, which seems to be a pretty massive enhancement.
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Orpheus-GOG: Yeah, IK that. Now. I wasn't aware (before) that the DLC was not previously available for download to begin with. *snip*
Might have been best to read the OP in its entirety before commenting, then. "To celebrate the release of new expansion..." pretty explicitly says "Some of the content included in this new enhanced edition had not been released previously".
Posted March 27, 2019
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Crisco1492: Might have been best to read the OP in its entirety before commenting, then. "To celebrate the release of new expansion..." pretty explicitly says "Some of the content included in this new enhanced edition had not been released previously".
LOL And that means...what, exactly? Because from my PoV that means almost NOTHING. And (again) that's why I asked "what are the enhanced features?". How was I suppose to phrase my question to appease the local mob? I'm not going to feel guilty for other people's touchiness. I did nothing wrong so...whatever.

Next time they (Devs/Publisher) should do a better job than to only say "this edition has some new content" and try to be a little bit more specific about WHAT makes a so-called "enhanced" edition worthy of such a designation IMO. Either that...or calm your horses when someone asks a legitimate question like "what are the enhancements?" and be helpful and just give a useful answer instead of going for the pitchfork and the downvotes.
Posted March 28, 2019
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ScarletEmerald: The "enhancement" is the DLC content itself, which seems to be a pretty massive enhancement.
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Orpheus-GOG: Yeah, IK that. Now. I wasn't aware (before) that the DLC was not previously available for download to begin with. I thought they just took an existing DLC and put it together with the base game and call it "enhanced". And that would've been lazy as hell IMO. Hence my QUESTION. Instead of going for the knife-to-throat approach sometimes it's better to just answer a damn question and clear any doubts instead of just being a smart4ss, like the guy below you.

My mistake then. I have a better understanding of the whole situation now. Not thanks to GOG's "community" though that seems full of oversensitive individuals. But hey, live & learn, huh?
Er... I'm not seeing anything except a straight-forward answer in my response...
Posted March 28, 2019
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Orpheus-GOG: Yeah, IK that. Now. I wasn't aware (before) that the DLC was not previously available for download to begin with. I thought they just took an existing DLC and put it together with the base game and call it "enhanced". And that would've been lazy as hell IMO. Hence my QUESTION. Instead of going for the knife-to-throat approach sometimes it's better to just answer a damn question and clear any doubts instead of just being a smart4ss, like the guy below you.

My mistake then. I have a better understanding of the whole situation now. Not thanks to GOG's "community" though that seems full of oversensitive individuals. But hey, live & learn, huh?
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ScarletEmerald: Er... I'm not seeing anything except a straight-forward answer in my response...
I wasn't talking about you. Sorry for the confusion. I thought the "guy below you" line was clear enough but ok.
And I was also talking in general, since it seems this Forum is full of very touchy people that very easily take offense on the simplest questions or comments instead of giving a useful answer and moving on.
I'll repeat it again: live & learn. *sigh*
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