I haven’t performed greater than a few hours, however I’m going to go forward and declare that 2017’s Seven: The Days Long Gone was largely neglected. It’s a stealthy isometric RPG with parkour and techno-wizadry, which is principally only a record of phrases I need to get in a shower with. Now much more so, because of a free Enhanced Edition replace that provides new opponents, weapons and extra to the primary game, and a seven (seven!) hour romp by means of a submarine within the Drowned Past enlargement.
I can’t let you know exactly what builders Fool’s Theory have enhanced within the Enhanced Edition, as a result of the patch notes are mysteriously absent. We’ll need to make do with this Steam announcement, which mentions “new opponents, weapons, outfits, crafting schematics and skill”. Skills, presumably? Devs, come on, path notes. Plz.
We do get extra specifics for the Drowned Past enlargement, the place grasp thief (and assassin, they by no means stress the homicide half) Teriel joins “a ragtag group of mysterious vagabonds” on their quest to loot a mythological submarine. There is one thing scary on the submarine. What do.
I didn’t play extra when Seven first got here out as a result of my life didn’t have room for a giant ol’ RPG, and proper now I’m hardly going to cease ninja-ing round Sekiro. I similar to leaping an excessive amount of.
Freedom of motion can also be one of the best factor about Seven, thoughts, not less than according to Alec:
“I could fire up the otherwise excellent Divinity: Original Sin 2 right now, and suddenly I would feel as though I was locked pointlessly inside a maze of small walls, a tiny toy prisoner who inexplicably could not do the most obvious things to escape his immediate environs. Or even, simply, to shortcut them. Not having to take the long way around a flight of steps to a higher level is a beautiful, beautiful thing.”
Seven: Enhanced Edition is free in the event you already personal the game, which simply so occurs to be on sale till April 2nd. You can decide it up on Steam for £17/$18/€18.
If you don’t need to make the leap immediately, you’ll be happy to listen to Steam additionally has a demo.
