Seven: Enhanced Edition Reviews

Good Stealth Game but combat is tough, I Highly recommend this game if you like stealth games.

SUMMARY: A fun indie stealth RPG that excels in giving you a unique world to explore with stealth-forward gameplay. PROS: + The setting is masterfully set with a rich history to explore and engage with. + Graphics are tastefully done. While not amazing, the graphics are also nice enough that you get to enjoy the games visuals. I can play at 4K resolution 144 Hz refresh without a hitch. + Stealth-forward gameplay. The game focuses around a thief, so you get to really utilize those skills and go hard on it if you'd like. But don't worry, if you like to rush in with combat-first, you can do that, too. + Well voice-acted. The voice actors mostly do a good job at keeping you rolling through the story. + Depth of gameplay. I'm now 25 hours in and am pretty sure I'm only 60% of the way through. EDIT: I just beat the game with about 61 hours. Definitely a lot of content to go through. I like that the choices you made can help inform and sway the decisions at the game's end. + There are numerous paths you can choose for the ending. CONS - Looting containers can be a chore when useful items are also mixed in with crafting junk. But not everything is junk! Some items you legitimately need to craft upgrades, so look at the recipe for the item and make sure you save those items before dismantling or selling them. It's not a major downer, but an annoyance. - Some stealth encounters are frustrating as you have to wait for an NPC to move, and sometimes that takes forever. Thankfully there's a reliable quick save. - The AI can be a bit dumb. Let's say there's two guards, and I decide to stealth kill one of them. The other guard, upon discovering the body of his colleague, will simply loot the other guard and walk away back to minding his business. I'd rather he gets alerted and yells for help. - The environment can *sometimes* be frustrating. For example, there's a quest location marker on your minimap, but you cannot find what you're looking for. It turns out, it's above you! The ability to know if something is above you is obfuscated a good deal of the time, so you have to jump around and know. Another example is when you're trying to fight and you get stuck between chairs while the enemy attacks you. It's not a huge issue, but it does cause annoyance. - Some side quests are time sinks. Without giving away anything, there's a quest requiring you to bring numerous junk items to fulfill a need. If you collect them all at once, you wont be able to carry it due to the weight of the items. If you bring the pieces little by little, there's no indicator of how many of each item you have remaining; it just lists the total needed. This is beyond frustrating and made me say "no thanks" to that quest. The reward wasn't even worth bothering. Overall it's a solid game and I'm having fun with it.

[h1]Softlock simulator[/h1] Imagine an RPG where you are so free to do anything that it becomes exceptionally easy to lock yourself into very unpleasant and barely solvable situations.