Seven: the Days Long Gone is a CRPG by ex-Witcher devs, and it releases in three weeks

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Seven was first announced back in August 2015, since when builders Fool’s Theory – based by former Witcher III senior designer Jakub Rokosz – have been fairly quiet. But they’ve introduced right now that their debut title is completed, which suggests we will anticipate it to make its launch date.

Marcin Przybylowicz, who composed the soundtrack to the Witcher III, can also be on board, and his soundtrack is without doubt one of the extras you will get within the recreation’s collector’s version. That will price you £37.99 or $39.99, whereas the bottom recreation will set you again £27.99, or $29.99.

If you want a reminder – and who may blame you – Seven casts you within the function of Teriel, a grasp thief airshipped off to a jail island after a heist goes incorrect. With the assistance of the traditional demon possessing your physique (positive), you’ll unearth the island’s darkish secrets and techniques, and uncover a world-ending risk. Or extra precisely, one other world-ending risk: Seven is ready in a post-apocalyptic world, stuffed with mysterious, vaguely cyberpunk know-how and Dark Age superstitions. And cel-shading.

Seven enlivens the isometric RPG with a singular climbing and motion system, which ought to make grasp thief Teriel appropriately agile – you possibly can test it out within the video above. Sound good? Head to Seven’s Steam page to be taught extra.